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[[Performing rights]] are the right to perform music, literary works (plays, poems, etc.) in public. It is part of copyright law and demands payment to the creator (composer, lyricist, choreographer, playwright, poet, etc.). In the case of published work, the publisher may share in the remuneration.

In South Africa such rights are handled by the [[Southern African Music Rights Organisation]] ([[SAMRO]]) and the [[Dramatic, Artistic and Literary Rights Organisation]] ([[DALRO]]).

'''See also:'''

http://www.samro.org.za/news/articles/performing-rights-unpacked-0

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−	[[Performing rights]] are the right to perform music, literary works (plays, poems, etc.) in public. It is part of [[copyright]] law and demands payment ([[royalties]]) to the creator (composer, lyricist, choreographer, playwright, poet, etc.). In the case of published work, the publisher may share in the [[royalties]] paid for performances, according to the contractual agreement between creator and publisher.
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−	In South Africa such rights are handled by two organizations, the [[South African Music Rights Organisation\|Southern African Music Rights Organisation]] ([[SAMRO]]) and the [[Dramatic, Artistic and Literary Rights Organisation]] ([[DALRO]]).
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	[[Performing rights]] are the right to perform music, literary works (plays, poems, etc.) in public. It is part of [[copyright]] law and demands payment ([[royalties]]) to the creator (composer, lyricist, choreographer, playwright, poet, etc.). In the case of published work, the publisher may share in the [[royalties]] paid for performances, according to the contractual agreement between creator and publisher.		[[Performing rights]] are the right to perform music, literary works (plays, poems, etc.) in public. It is part of [[copyright]] law and demands payment ([[royalties]]) to the creator (composer, lyricist, choreographer, playwright, poet, etc.). In the case of published work, the publisher may share in the [[royalties]] paid for performances, according to the contractual agreement between creator and publisher.

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-[[Performing rights]] are the right to perform music, literary works (plays, poems, etc.) in public. It is part of copyright law and demands payment to the creator (composer, lyricist, choreographer, playwright, poet, etc.). In the case of published work, the publisher may share in the remuneration.
+[[Performing rights]] are the right to perform music, literary works (plays, poems, etc.) in public. It is part of [[copyright]] law and demands payment ([[royalties]]) to the creator (composer, lyricist, choreographer, playwright, poet, etc.). In the case of published work, the publisher may share in the [[royalties]] paid for performances, according to the contractual agreement between creator and publisher.
-In South Africa such rights are handled by the [[South African Music Rights Organisation|Southern African Music Rights Organisation]]  ([[SAMRO]]) and the [[Dramatic, Artistic and Literary Rights Organisation]] ([[DALRO]]).
+In South Africa such rights are handled by two organizations, the [[South African Music Rights Organisation|Southern African Music Rights Organisation]]  ([[SAMRO]]) and the [[Dramatic, Artistic and Literary Rights Organisation]] ([[DALRO]]).
 '''See also:'''
 http://www.samro.org.za/news/articles/performing-rights-unpacked-0

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	[[Performing rights]] are the right to perform music, literary works (plays, poems, etc.) in public. It is part of copyright law and demands payment to the creator (composer, lyricist, choreographer, playwright, poet, etc.). In the case of published work, the publisher may share in the remuneration.		[[Performing rights]] are the right to perform music, literary works (plays, poems, etc.) in public. It is part of copyright law and demands payment to the creator (composer, lyricist, choreographer, playwright, poet, etc.). In the case of published work, the publisher may share in the remuneration.

−	In South Africa such rights are handled by the [[South African Music Rights Organisation]] ([[SAMRO]]) and the [[Dramatic, Artistic and Literary Rights Organisation]] ([[DALRO]]).	+	In South Africa such rights are handled by the [[South African Music Rights Organisation\|Southern African Music Rights Organisation]] ([[SAMRO]]) and the [[Dramatic, Artistic and Literary Rights Organisation]] ([[DALRO]]).

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	[[Performing rights]] are the right to perform music, literary works (plays, poems, etc.) in public. It is part of copyright law and demands payment to the creator (composer, lyricist, choreographer, playwright, poet, etc.). In the case of published work, the publisher may share in the remuneration.		[[Performing rights]] are the right to perform music, literary works (plays, poems, etc.) in public. It is part of copyright law and demands payment to the creator (composer, lyricist, choreographer, playwright, poet, etc.). In the case of published work, the publisher may share in the remuneration.

−	In South Africa such rights are handled by the [[~~Southern~~ African Music Rights Organisation]] ([[SAMRO]]) and the [[Dramatic, Artistic and Literary Rights Organisation]] ([[DALRO]]).	+	In South Africa such rights are handled by the [[South African Music Rights Organisation]] ([[SAMRO]]) and the [[Dramatic, Artistic and Literary Rights Organisation]] ([[DALRO]]).