To create and record music

To manage the financial aspects of a music project

To promote and distribute music

To book live performances for musicians

A record label produces and distributes music, while a music publisher manages the rights to musical compositions

A record label manages the rights to musical compositions, while a music publisher produces and distributes music

Both record labels and music publishers produce and distribute music

Both record labels and music publishers manage the rights to musical compositions

To manufacture and distribute physical copies of music

To promote and market music to radio stations and other media outlets

To manage the financial aspects of a music project

To book live performances for musicians

To compensate songwriters and composers for the use of their music

To cover the costs of producing and distributing music

To generate revenue for record labels and music publishers

To fund music education programs

A mechanical royalty is paid when a song is recorded, while a performance royalty is paid when a song is performed live

A mechanical royalty is paid when a song is performed live, while a performance royalty is paid when a song is recorded

Both mechanical royalties and performance royalties are paid when a song is recorded

Both mechanical royalties and performance royalties are paid when a song is performed live

To represent and negotiate contracts for musicians

To book live performances for musicians

To promote and market music to radio stations and other media outlets

To manage the financial aspects of a music project

To protect the rights of songwriters and composers to their music

To prevent unauthorized use of music

To generate revenue for record labels and music publishers

To fund music education programs

A master recording is the original recording of a song, while a musical composition is the written music and lyrics

A master recording is the written music and lyrics, while a musical composition is the original recording of a song

Both master recordings and musical compositions are the same thing

Neither master recordings nor musical compositions exist

To manage the rights to musical compositions

To produce and distribute music

To promote and market music to radio stations and other media outlets

To book live performances for musicians

To grant permission to use music in various media

To protect the rights of songwriters and composers to their music

To generate revenue for record labels and music publishers

To fund music education programs

A record deal gives a record label the rights to produce and distribute an artist's music, while a publishing deal gives a music publisher the rights to manage the rights to an artist's songs

A record deal gives a music publisher the rights to manage the rights to an artist's songs, while a publishing deal gives a record label the rights to produce and distribute an artist's music

Both record deals and publishing deals give a record label the rights to produce and distribute an artist's music

Both record deals and publishing deals give a music publisher the rights to manage the rights to an artist's songs

To represent musicians in legal matters

To negotiate contracts for musicians

To protect the rights of songwriters and composers to their music

All of the above

To promote the interests of the music industry

To advocate for the rights of musicians

To educate the public about the music industry

All of the above

A music festival is a one-time event, while a concert tour is a series of concerts

A music festival is a series of concerts, while a concert tour is a one-time event

Both music festivals and concert tours are one-time events

Both music festivals and concert tours are series of concerts