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The composer always retains copyright ownership as the original content creator.

    

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Generally, the composer assumes copyright ownership once the work is in a tangible form. If more than one person creates a work, all persons own the copyright, unless there is a written agreement that delineates an owner. Composers often sell their music rights to publishers, recording companies, film studios, or music libraries to gain exposure and benefit from distribution and marketing channels.

CORRECT

Generally, the composer assumes copyright ownership once the work is in a tangible form. If more than one person creates a work, all persons own the copyright, unless there is a written agreement that delineates an owner. Composers often sell their music rights to publishers, recording companies, film studios, or music libraries to gain exposure and benefit from distribution and marketing channels.

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