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    Music Rights for plays and musicals (Theatrelawyer.com)

    By Gordon Firemark | January 22, 2008

    I’ve just posted  a short piece on  my other site - Theatrelawyer.com about using pre-existing music in a play or musical show.    It’s a short discussion of Grand vs. Small performing rights, and some key points for licensing grand rights.

    Topics: Entertainment law
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