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Music Commission Contract
1. Parties: Identification of the commissioner and the composer, including full legal names, addresses, and any relevant registration numbers
2. Background: Context of the commission, including the purpose of the musical work and any relevant previous agreements or relationships
3. Definitions: Key terms used throughout the agreement, including 'Work', 'Delivery Date', 'Final Acceptance', etc.
4. Commission of the Work: Detailed description of the commissioned musical work, including style, length, instrumentation, and any specific requirements
5. Composer's Obligations: Specific duties of the composer, including composition timeline, consultation requirements, and revision processes
6. Delivery and Acceptance: Timeline for delivery, format requirements, acceptance criteria, and revision procedures
7. Payment Terms: Commission fee, payment schedule, and any additional compensation terms
8. Intellectual Property Rights: Assignment or licensing of rights, including copyright transfer or retention, and scope of usage rights
9. Moral Rights: Acknowledgment of the composer's moral rights and how they will be respected
10. Warranties and Representations: Composer's warranties regarding originality and non-infringement
11. Termination: Circumstances under which the agreement can be terminated and the consequences
12. General Provisions: Standard clauses including governing law, notices, entire agreement, and amendments
1. Collaboration Requirements: Used when the composer needs to work with specific performers, orchestras, or other artists during the composition process
2. Performance Requirements: Include when the commission includes specific requirements for premiere or subsequent performances
3. Recording Rights: Added when the agreement needs to address specific recording rights and requirements
4. Publishing Rights: Include when dealing with sheet music publication rights and arrangements
5. Marketing and Promotion: Used when specific promotional obligations or restrictions need to be addressed
6. Grant Recognition: Include when the commission is funded by grants requiring specific acknowledgments
7. Confidentiality: Added when aspects of the commission need to remain confidential
8. Insurance: Include when specific insurance requirements are needed for high-value commissions or public performances
1. Schedule A - Musical Specifications: Detailed technical requirements including instrumentation, duration, style, and any specific musical elements required
2. Schedule B - Delivery Schedule: Detailed timeline including milestones, review periods, and final delivery dates
3. Schedule C - Payment Schedule: Breakdown of payment installments, amounts, and triggering events
4. Schedule D - Required Performance Elements: Specific performance requirements or restrictions for the commissioned work
5. Appendix 1 - Reference Materials: Any reference materials, inspirational sources, or thematic elements to be incorporated
6. Appendix 2 - Format Requirements: Technical specifications for score delivery, including software requirements and file formats
Authors
Work
Commissioner
Composer
Commissioned Work
Score
Parts
Delivery Date
Final Acceptance
Intellectual Property Rights
Moral Rights
Performance Rights
Recording Rights
Publishing Rights
Derivative Works
Mechanical Rights
Synchronization Rights
Digital Rights
Territory
Term
Force Majeure
Confidential Information
Business Day
Acceptance Criteria
Revision Period
Completion
Premiere
Performance Materials
Commercial Exploitation
Revenue
Royalties
Performing Rights Organization
Publishers Share
Writers Share
Background IP
Foreground IP
Milestones
Specifications
Payment Schedule
Delivery Format
Scope of Commission
Delivery and Acceptance
Payment Terms
Intellectual Property Rights
Moral Rights
Performance Rights
Recording Rights
Publishing Rights
Warranties and Representations
Confidentiality
Force Majeure
Termination
Assignment and Transfer
Liability and Indemnification
Insurance
Dispute Resolution
Governing Law
Amendments
Notices
Entire Agreement
Severability
Collaboration Requirements
Quality Standards
Revision Rights
Credit and Attribution
Grant Recognition
Public Performance
Digital Distribution
Revenue Sharing
Schedule Adherence
Approval Process
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