1. Quality Control: Provisions for maintaining quality standards in the use of the music, particularly relevant for commercial or public performances

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

3. Collective Rights Management: Include when dealing with works registered with collecting societies like BUMA/STEMRA

4. Credit and Attribution: Specific requirements for how the artist/composer should be credited

5. Moral Rights: Specific provisions regarding the protection of moral rights under Dutch law

6. Promotional Use: Terms governing the use of the music in promotional materials

7. Assignment and Transfer: Include if transfer of rights needs to be specifically addressed

8. Audit Rights: Include for licenses involving royalty payments based on usage

9. Confidentiality: Include when sensitive commercial information is involved

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

2. Schedule B - Approved Uses: Specific details of how the music can be used, including formats and contexts

3. Schedule C - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of license fees, including any royalty calculations

4. Schedule D - Technical Specifications: Technical requirements for music use, including format specifications

5. Appendix 1 - Credit Requirements: Detailed requirements for artist/composer attribution and credits

6. Appendix 2 - Territory Restrictions: Specific details of geographical restrictions or requirements by territory