PPT-Music Licenses and Creativity

CS 286 Computational Creativity Presented By Jason Chee Thesis Copyright laws must adapt to current methods of musical composition by following compulsory license practices Background United States Copyright Act was created using ideas of Romantic authorship 1. STEVEGORDONLAW.COM. STEVE@STEVEGORDONLAW.COM. 212 924 1166. BASIC CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS. “MUSIC CLEARANCES”. MUSIC CLEARANCES. MUSIC CLEARANCES . =. SECURING LICENSES TO USE PRE-EXISTING SONGS AND MUSIC RECORDINGS FOR VARIOUS PROJECTS. Aim – all delegates inspired to experiment with using art as a creative stimulus at KS 3.... Art. Is visual. – It could be argued that art provides a stronger stimulus than just a title (. eg. . “The Planets” or “Earth, Air Fire and Water.”). World-class facilities. Working with Industry. Live projects. Work placements. Guest lectures. Commercial projects. Study trips. Graduate jobs. Networking events. Over 100 industry leaders support our students each year.. Competition in Music. What is the role of competition in music class?. How do we know if/when we have reached a point where musicality, creativity and exploration have been diminished due to excessive competition. Reproduce the work . (i.e. print rights). 2. . . Create derivative works from the original . (i.e. arrangement rights). Perform the work publicly (. i.e. performance rights. ). . 4. Distribute . CREATIVITY & BEAUTY. COMMISSION of CREATIVITY. Its Commission. “Creativity is part of that inherited image because God is a designer and maker. Our desire to create, our ability to make concepts tangible and our pleasure in making are all reflections of God’s original ‘let there be’ and ‘it was good. Adelaide KM Café: July 17. th. . 2013. Motez Obaidi and Graham Lewis. Creativity in KM?. Themes:. Introduction: - . Some Philosophical points.... KM and the storage and retrieval of music. the incredible encyclopaedia of music choices we face... Categories. Unless otherwise noted, content in this presentation is licensed under CCBYNC 4.0. .. Denise Dimsdale. Education Librarian. ALG Library Coordinator. Georgia State University. Image adapted from . Wide . Dan Francis. @. danfrancismusic. drjfrancis76@gmail.com. 1. 2. Polyrhythm – Many rhythms playing together. 1. 5 . I. V. . 5. 1 . V. I. . Want to carry on?. Want to carry on?. Imperfect. National Center for Creative Aging. Ace Everett, MBA. Director. NCCA Arts & Aging Local Exchange. NVAN. November 18, 2014. 2. National Center for Creative Aging. A national service organization dedicated to fostering the vital relationship between creative expression and healthy aging.. Aim – all delegates inspired to experiment with using art as a creative stimulus at KS 3.... Art. Is visual. – It could be argued that art provides a stronger stimulus than just a title (. eg. . “The Planets” or “Earth, Air Fire and Water.”). CS 286: Computational Creativity. Presented By: Jason Chee. Thesis. Copyright laws must adapt to current methods of musical composition by following compulsory license practices.. Background. United States Copyright Act was created using ideas of Romantic authorship [1]. Creativity?. 4 P’s: Process, Place, Person, Product . Big-C/Little-c. Category. 4. P’s. Level of magnitude. Developmental. Person,. Place, Product. Mini-c to Pro-c. Psychometric. Product. Little-c. Creating a climate for great learning, success and opportunity. Why study Music?. You enjoy performing, composing and appraising in KS3 lessons. You have some skills on an instrument or vocals. In the future, Creativity is going to be one of the most important and in-demand skills at work (World Economic Forum.) When business leaders across the world were surveyed, they voted creativity as the most important workplace skill to help their businesses survive and grow. This means that the study of creative subjects, like Music, is becoming even more important and relevant to young people to give you the chance to succeed – whatever your ambitions. At the same time, you will find many opportunities to develop and improve your personal wellbeing both independently and as part of a wider community.