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1. Exclusivity Provisions: Terms regarding exclusive or non-exclusive rights, used when exclusive territory or venue rights are granted

2. Sublicensing Rights: Terms for allowing or prohibiting sublicensing, included when sublicensing might be relevant

3. Marketing and Promotion: Requirements and restrictions for marketing performances, included for major productions

4. Recording Rights: Terms for recording performances, included when recording permissions are part of the license

5. Digital Rights: Terms for streaming or digital distribution, included for modern production requirements

6. Language Requirements: Specifications for translations and language use, included for international licenses

7. Insurance Requirements: Insurance obligations, included for larger productions or venue-specific requirements

8. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances, particularly relevant for long-term licenses

1. Schedule A - Licensed Works: Detailed description of the musical work(s), including composer, lyricist, and original production details

2. Schedule B - Approved Venues: List of venues where performances are permitted, if location-specific

3. Schedule C - Technical Requirements: Technical specifications for the performance, including orchestration requirements

4. Schedule D - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of license fees, royalties, and payment terms

5. Schedule E - Marketing Guidelines: Specific requirements for marketing materials and promotional content

6. Appendix 1 - Performance Report Template: Standard format for reporting performances and calculating royalties

7. Appendix 2 - Credit Requirements: Detailed specifications for program credits and marketing attribution