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''' | ==Overview== | ||
A tango.info musical work, sometimes just called '''work''', consists of a composition and optionally lyrics. | |||
On most track pages a base work is given, which is the work believed to be | |||
* the work for the track, or | |||
* the earliest work in a chain of derivations ending with the work for the track | |||
Since tango.info does not know how to determine for all tracks whether a difference in audio between two performances constitutes a new work, derived works are currently not listed in the database. | |||
== Musical work creators == | == Musical work creators == | ||
* '''Composer''' - creator of the music (all non-text part of the musical work) | * '''Composer''' - creator of the music (all non-text part of the musical work) | ||
Latest revision as of 2013-06-13T02:05:51
Overview
A tango.info musical work, sometimes just called work, consists of a composition and optionally lyrics.
On most track pages a base work is given, which is the work believed to be
- the work for the track, or
- the earliest work in a chain of derivations ending with the work for the track
Since tango.info does not know how to determine for all tracks whether a difference in audio between two performances constitutes a new work, derived works are currently not listed in the database.
Musical work creators
- Composer - creator of the music (all non-text part of the musical work)
- See ISWC DB
- Lyricist (In ISWC DB "Author")
- See ISWC DB
Products
- Musical work
- word as used in ISWC International Standard Musical Work Code
- Composition (the part of the musical work created by the composer)
- Lyrics (the part of the musical work created by the lyricist)
Rights holders
- ...
- ...
Notes
- Using "musical work" - That still fails to exclude performance... and arguably fails to include lyrics.