n 1940, the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) enforced a strike againstMultiple Choicecomposers who would not copyright their works.record store owners who were pirating recordings.major radio networks who would not meet demands for higher fees.performers who would not pay royalties.

Which of the following events in 1940 contributed to the decline of Tin Pan Alley?Multiple select question.Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI) enforced restriction on the income earned by musicians through royalties.The American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) enforced a strike against the major radio networks, which would not meet ASCAP’s demands for fees significantly higher than those currently paid.The American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) was founded to ensure that music creators would be fairly compensated.The major radio stations readily accepted music offered by Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI).

Copyright protects...Group of answer choicesmusical workssubject matter other than works, as works are covered by other mechanismssound recordingsboth musical works and sound recordings

When competing for the business of copyright holders, music publishers commonly offer...Group of answer choicesaccess to a larger pools of songs from which to exploit copyrightsexclusive access to recording facilitiesa recoupable advancea repayable advance

Pre-Test: Most of the recording industry is owned by a few big companies and, as a result, manufactured music groups dominate the scene. This outcome is known as Multiple Choicedominance of artistry over profit.Internet piracy.untested formatting.cultural homogenization.

Music publishers marketed their printed music collections byMultiple Choicecreating collections of music that appealed to rural audiences only.distributing free sample copies at Sunday church gatherings.creating easy guitar accompaniments.hiring singing quartets to demonstrate how the music sounded.