Examples of Performance Rights in a sentence
Subscription to Licensed Materials includes Public Performance Rights for private, educational and research purposes on the premise and indoors of the participating Member Institution.
Performance Rights Fees (Variable Charge includes ASCAP / BMI / SESAC) Performance Rights Fees Rates Note ASCAP / BMI / SESAC .010% of Net Sales Some events with no music whatsoever may be exempt.
Songs can be posted on Youtube as audio or music videos, but are not eligible for monetization on YouTube Performance Rights.
The New Song may be used for any promotional purposes, including but not limited to, a release in a single format, for inclusion in a mixtape or free compilation of music bundled together (EP or album), and/or promotional, non-monetized digital streaming; - Performance Rights: Licensor grants to Licensee the right to perform the song publicly for-profit and non-profit performances, including but not limited to, at a live performance (i.e. concert, festival, nightclub etc.).
With respect to the publishing rights and ownership of the underlying composition embodied in the New Instrumental, the Licensee cannot register it with a publisher or Performance Rights Organization (PRO) without permission.