Clef could help the Institute record composition-specific AI permissions for its concert repertoire, keeping represented rights and composer consent separate from permissions for particular performances or commercially released recordings.
An assessment by Clef, based on the public sources below.
Back to the directoryThe Israel Music Institute publishes Israeli concert music, administering rights in orchestral, chamber, vocal, electronic and educational works alongside a recorded catalog.
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Select several chamber compositions and document proposed generation grounding permissions, with composer evidence and separate references to any recordings under review.
Your team chooses the work and confirms the rights it administers. Clef can record creator preferences, the proposed AI use, the reviewer's decision, and agreed credit and reporting terms.
Run it in your infrastructure with your own team, or have Clef set it up and hand it over. Pilot organizations receive 50% off Clef’s standard setup fee for the agreed scope. Hosting and ongoing services are scoped separately.
Your licensing team can refine the catalog scope, suggest a better starting point, or request an update to this profile.
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