What is the difference between sound recordings and musical works?

Updated by IPOS 3y ago

Sound recordings are generally musical works in a format of vinyl record, CD or digital audio file.

Musical works refer to the original musical composition, including the melody, harmony and lyrics (if applicable)

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Sound RecordingMusical Works

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