Yes, with the following requirements:
(2) multiple unpubÂlished works if the elements are assembled in an orderly form; the combined elements bear a single title identifying the collection as a whole; the copyright claimant in all the elements and in the collection as a whole is the same; and all the elements are by the same author or, if they are by difÂferent authors, at least one of the authors has contributed copyrightable authorship to each element;
SONGS -Teen's Collection- was created in 2005.
If you copyright 10 songs as a collection, they are not individually protected. This means that if someone were to use one of the songs from the collection without permission, you would have to prove that the entire collection was copied rather than just the individual song. This can be problematic as it requires more evidence and potentially makes the legal process more complicated.
A Collection of Great Dance Songs was created in 1971.
Generally, yes.
No songs have ever been sued.
Collection of ditties = Songbook
Songs of Universal.
Songs of Universal.
Protection is automatic; no action is required.If formal registration is available in your country, and if bulk registration is allowed, the procedure may vary. In the US, you simply need to give the collection of works a title (such as Songs 1995-2005).
copyright
Songs of Universal.
Adam Belsheright