Singapore Copyright Act 2021: Primary legislation (No. 22 of 2021) that governs all copyright matters in Singapore, replacing the previous Copyright Act (Cap. 63). Specifically covers musical works, sound recordings, and performances.

WIPO Copyright Treaty: International treaty that Singapore adheres to, providing additional protections for works in the digital environment, including musical works.

WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty: International treaty protecting rights of performers and producers of phonograms, particularly relevant for music copyright.

Berne Convention: International convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works that Singapore follows, providing basic copyright protection standards.

TRIPS Agreement: Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights agreement that Singapore must comply with as a WTO member.

Duration of Copyright: Legal consideration regarding the term of copyright protection for musical works under Singapore law.

Moral Rights: Rights of creators to be attributed as the creator and to object to derogatory treatment of their work under Singapore law.

Economic Rights: Rights covering reproduction, distribution, and public performance of musical works.

Digital Rights Management: Provisions regarding technological protection measures and rights management information for digital music content.

Licensing and Assignment: Legal provisions governing the transfer and licensing of music copyright in Singapore.

Fair Dealing: Exceptions to copyright infringement under Singapore law, including permitted uses of copyrighted musical works.

Performance Rights: Specific rights related to live performances and recording of musical works.

Broadcasting Rights: Rights governing the broadcasting of musical works through traditional media channels.

Digital Distribution Rights: Rights governing streaming and digital distribution of musical works in the modern digital environment.