Music catalog
In the music industry, a collection of musical compositions is cataloged into a music catalog. The owner owns the copyrights of the cataloged compositions.
See also
- Catalogues of classical compositions
- Commission (art)
- History of music publishing
- Music library
- Music publisher
- Patronage
- Thematic catalogue
- Repertoire
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Music industry
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and roles
- Album cover design
- Artists and repertoire (A&R)
- Disc jockey
- Distribution
- Entertainment law
- Music education
- Music executive
- Music and fashion
- Music journalism
- Music publisher
- Music store
- Music venue
- Musical instruments
- Professional audio store
- Promotion
- Radio promotion
- Record label
- Record shop
- Road crew
- Talent manager
- Tour promoter
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formats
- ARIA Charts
- Billboard Hot 100
- Billboard Argentina Hot 100
- Billboard Brasil Hot 100
- Canadian Hot 100
- Circle Chart
- G-Music chart
- Irish Singles Chart
- Italian singles chart
- GfK Entertainment charts
- Entertainment Monitoring Africa
- Oricon charts
- New Zealand singles chart
- Rolling Stone Top 100
- Sino Chart
- SNEP singles chart
- Sverigetopplistan
- UK singles chart
- Billboard
- HitQuarters
- Hot Press
- Kerrang!
- Mojo
- Musica e dischi
- NME
- Q
- Rolling Stone
- Smash Hits
- Top of the Pops
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- Album era
- Album-equivalent unit
- A-side and B-side
- Backmasking
- Bootleg recording
- Christian music industry
- Environmental impact
- Hidden track
- Largest music deals
- Largest recorded music markets
- Most expensive albums
- Most valuable records
- Music certification
- Parental Advisory
- Record sales
- Surprise album
- White label
- Record production portal
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