SESAC Music definition

SESAC Music means all musical works heretofore copyrighted, composed, written or published by the affiliates of SESAC and now or during the Term in the repertory of SESAC, or hereafter during the Term copyrighted, composed, written or published by such affiliates of SESAC, or of which SESAC shall have the right to license such performing rights.

SESAC Music means all musical works heretofore copyrighted, composed, written or published by the affiliates of SESAC and now or during the Term in the repertory of SESAC, or hereafter during the Term copyrighted, composed, written or published by such affiliates of SESAC, or of which SESAC shall have the right to license such performing rights. For the avoidance of doubt, in the event that a SESAC affiliate resigns from SESAC during the Term and validly elects, pursuant to that affiliate’s affiliation agreement with SESAC, to remove some or all of the musical works copyrighted, composed, written or published by that affiliate from the SESAC repertory during the Term, such musical works will no longer be considered SESAC Music beginning as of the effective date of the resignation of that affiliate for the remainder of the Term. To the extent any affiliate that elects to leave SESAC during the Term does not have the right to remove their musical works from the SESAC repertory during the Term, such works will continue to be considered SESAC Music through the end of the Term.

SESAC Music means all musical works, in whole or in part, heretofore copyrighted, composed, written or published by the affiliates of SESAC and now or during the Term in the repertory of SESAC, or hereafter during the Term copyrighted, composed, written or published by such affiliates of SESAC, or of which SESAC shall have the right to license such performing rights. For the avoidance of doubt, in the event that a SESAC affiliate resigns from SESAC during the Term and validly elects, pursuant to that affiliate’s affiliation agreement with SESAC, to remove some or all of the musical works copyrighted, composed, written or published by that affiliate from the SESAC repertory during the Term, such musical works will no longer be considered SESAC Music beginning as of the effective date of the resignation of that affiliate for the remainder of the Term. To the extent any affiliate that elects to leave SESAC during the Term does not have the right to remove their musical works from the SESAC repertory during the Term, such works will continue to be considered SESAC Music through the end of the Term.

Examples of SESAC Music in a sentence

• Schedule “B” to the SESAC Music Performance License for Airports License Fee Report Form Reporting Period Annual Passenger Traffic GENERAL DISCLOSURE STATEMENT This is notice that, in compliance with state music licensing statutes, SESAC LLC (“SESAC”) is required to provide you with the following information, in writing, at least seventy-two (72) hours prior to the execution of any contract requiring you to pay license fees to SESAC.

• Schedule “B” to the SESAC Music Performance License for Municipalities License Fee Report Form A.

• Consideration to approve the SESAC Music Performance License for Municipalities agreement in the amount of $875.00 for 2019 and authorize the Mayor to execute the same.

• Thereafter, for a given month, SESAC shall not make any adjustments to monthly music use reports or fees owing on account of the presence of SESAC Music in a Syndicated Program that was not identified in the SSPC as containing SESAC music by the cutoff date.

• Reservation provider KHRG Agreement SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL TRANSPORTATION Transportation services Agreement SESAC Music licensing services Agreement SOFTBRANDS INC PMS license provider Agreement STARCITE, INC.

• The SESAC Syndicated Program Catalog (“SSPC”) provided to LICENSEE or its per program agent shall be considered final for purposes of identification by SESAC of additional, previously unidentified SESAC Music within eight (8) months from the date on which LICENSEE’s monthly music use reports are due or submitted, whichever is later.