Music intellectual property rights law

Music intellectual property rights law refer to the legal rights that protect the creations and ownership of music. These rights are designed to ensure that musicians, songwriters, composers, and other creators are recognized for their work and have control over how their music is used, distributed, and monetized. There are several types of intellectual property rights associated with music:

1. Copyright: Copyright is the primary form of protection for music. It grants exclusive rights to the creators of original musical works, including compositions and lyrics. Copyright protects the expression of the music itself, rather than the ideas or concepts behind it. It gives the copyright holder the right to control reproduction, distribution, public performance, and derivative works of their music.