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Copyright, plagiarism, and all that jazz. Music Copyright and the HEPML Music Licence
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Description

"Copyright, Plagiarism, and all that jazz" is an introduction to real world music copyright. Music copyright can be complex and confusing, but by the end of this course, you will have a better idea of its benefits, and what copyright can do for you as a musician, as well as a clearer idea of what you can and can't do with regard to music copyright. The course deals primarily with sheet music, but also looks briefly at rights in audio and visual material, and copyright infringement's close cousin plagiarism. Looking at day to day problems, all of which have arisen at the UL, the session lasts for about an hour.

We also look at HEPML, a game changer for staff and students in what it allows you to copy and use. It provides a musical equivalent to the CLA licence; but what difference does it really make? And how do you use it? Come along to find out more.

Target audience

Confused by music copyright? Wondering what it can do for you? Aimed at anyone who has dealings with music copyright, whether you're a musician, researcher, student, or librarian, an in-person or online music copyright course running at the UL or via Zoom may be of interest to you.

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Zoom - all participants will be emailed a link to join beforehand.

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