STOP, RECORD AND PLAY! - "the Known and Unknown" - a webinar by Mridangamela

STOP, RECORD AND PLAY! - "the Known and Unknown"
- an in depth candid conversation about audio video recording contracts, copyrights and the creative hierarchy in classical music. our special guests include critically acclaimed musicians, industry professionals, and legal consultants.
In an era where maximizing leverage of creative content is seeing increased exposure in the digital realm, every musician must understand his or her rights. This webinar is designed to help, protect and empower every creative artist!
Discussion panel:
Ms. Shubha Mudgal
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Ms. Sandhya Surendran, founder and counsel of LEXIC
Ms. Aishwarya Natarajan, founder of artist management, Indianuance
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Mr. Jataneel Banerjee
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Moderated by: Viveick Rajagopalan and Anantha R. Krishnan
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I am totally flummoxed by the intricate complications that are woven into the copyright laws and how many have a claim on the revenue cake. Probably I can learn Indian classical music more easily than wade thru the maze whose outline (I apprehend) has been touched upon by this really insightful discussion. Thank you for arranging the very informed discussion by domain experts. Probably out of the chaos will emerge clarity, in time.

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Perhaps the anecdotal account that says "Thodi Seetharamiah" had 'pledged' his Thodi raga singing to a benefactor that resulted in his not able to sing it anywhere except in the court/premises of the benefactor is a fore runner to all these copyright issues that are coming up now. Probably it would be nice if someone shares any research on this anecdote that they might have.