Wise Music Group and Hal Leonard have gone to court expensively in London over a 2018 licensing agreement.
Wise terminated the agreement. Leonard says it had no grounds.
The lawyers are having a field day here.
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Two massive companies arguing over what is a pretty insubstantial amount of lost income, I would imagine. Fragile male egos at play?
Considering the massive loss of income and profitability in the classical music publishing business, people are going to fight over pretty much any piece of the ever-shrinking pie.
HR would like to speak with you for your gender-biased comment.
And the money they are fighting for is…. EUR200 plus additional orchestral parts EUR15 each. No recording could be made
, Ordinarily, I’d be reluctant to side with HL, but: What concert-killing (and sheet music sales-depressing) event happened between 2018 and 2022?