PART B LONG ANSWER SECTION: One Question worth 20 marks. You are expected to write between 1.5 to 2 pgs on Microsoft Word

James and Jane, owners of a music shop in Perth, are very pleased to hear that a wellknown and respected WA ladies choir, "The Golden Girls" is going to be singing a selection of songs from their published album entitled: The Old Golden Days. The choir will be performing at the studios of a local radio station, KG2 who will be recording and broadcasting the songs. The words of the songs are written by one of the choir members, Doris Jones and the music is composed by the musician Harold Harvey, who also happens to be the conductor of the choir. At the appropriate time, James and Jane tune in to the radio station and listen happily to the performance whilst also recording it so that they can listen to it again later at a time convenient to them.

The next day, they take the sound recording to their shop and play it as background music, hoping that the enjoyment that their customers get while listening to it while they shop, will mean that they are relaxed and happy, being in the best frame of mind to purchase more things! That evening, Jane, who also sings in a local choir, takes the recording to her own choir practice, where she plays the songs to her fellow choir members and they discuss the different harmonising techniques and musical styles used.

Quite coincidently, the musician Harold Harvey lives next door to a good friend of Jane's who has told her that she can hear him practising his violin. Jane excitedly goes over to her friend's house and is thrilled to overhear him playing a beautiful piece composed by Beethoven. She records him secretly, and then plays the recording as background music in her shop as well.

With respect to Australian Copyright Law, identify and discuss the various rights that the various people have, advising whether any of these rights have been infringed.

(20 marks)