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1. Sub-licensing Rights: Include when licensee is permitted to sub-license the musical works to third parties

2. Exclusivity Provisions: Include when granting exclusive rights for specific territories or uses

3. Minimum Performance Requirements: Include when setting minimum usage or promotion requirements

4. Approval Rights: Include when composer requires approval rights for specific uses or modifications

5. Marketing and Promotion: Include when specific marketing obligations are required of either party

6. Digital Rights Management: Include when specific technical protection measures are required

7. Arrangement Rights: Include when allowing for musical arrangements or adaptations

8. Synchronization Rights: Include when licensing music for film, TV, or other visual media

1. Schedule A - Musical Works: Detailed list of all musical works covered by the agreement, including titles, duration, and registration numbers

2. Schedule B - Approved Uses: Specific approved uses and any restrictions or special conditions

3. Schedule C - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of all fees, royalty rates, and payment terms

4. Schedule D - Technical Specifications: Format requirements for delivery of musical works

5. Schedule E - Credit Requirements: Detailed requirements for composer credits in different contexts

6. Appendix 1 - Copyright Registrations: Copies of copyright registrations for the musical works

7. Appendix 2 - Prior Licenses: List of any pre-existing licenses that may affect the current agreement