Question 1
TRUE OR FALSE:
A composer needs permission to make an arrangement of another composer's composition or song.
Question 2
TRUE OR FALSE:
A university group wants to use copyrighted music as background music for a promotional video. They need copyright permission to use this musical composition with their videotape.
Question 3
TRUE OR FALSE:
A public television station wants to use short excerpts of songs from a musical group during a documentary on the history of a particular musical era. The station does NOT need permission to incorporate the music of others into their documentary.
Question 4
TRUE OR FALSE:
The institutions' library would like to digitize their sound collection. This is permissible under the copyright law.
Question 5
TRUE OR FALSE:
A faculty member from the music department has purchased a copy of a musical composition for a performance the next day. However, he wants to make a copy of the musical composition for their accompanist. This is permissible to make another copy.
Question 6
TRUE OR FALSE:
A music appreciation class is discussing Brahms and the instructor has a new John Tesh CD with an arrangement of Brahms' "Lullaby" that he wants the class to hear. Because Brahms composed the piece so long ago, this is not copyrighted.
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