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1. Exclusivity Provisions: Used when granting exclusive rights to the licensee for specific uses or territories

2. Sub-licensing Rights: Include when licensee is permitted to sub-license the music to third parties

3. Marketing and Promotion: Required when specific marketing rights or obligations are part of the agreement

4. Digital Rights Management: Include for digital distribution scenarios requiring specific technical protection measures

5. Moral Rights: Important for jurisdictions where moral rights are significant or when specific attribution requirements exist

6. Synchronization Rights: Include when music is licensed for use with visual media

7. Minimum Performance Requirements: Used when licensee must meet certain usage or revenue targets

8. Audit Rights: Include for complex royalty structures requiring detailed financial oversight

1. Schedule A - Musical Works: Detailed list of licensed musical works including titles, composers, and registration numbers

2. Schedule B - Approved Uses: Specific permitted uses and any restrictions on the use of the musical works

3. Schedule C - Royalty Calculations: Detailed breakdown of royalty rates for different types of use

4. Schedule D - Technical Specifications: Technical requirements for reproduction and distribution of the music

5. Schedule E - Territory Restrictions: Detailed breakdown of territorial rights and any territory-specific terms

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

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

8. Appendix 3 - Attribution Requirements: Specific requirements for crediting the copyright owner and other relevant parties