Yes, to feature a song in a documentary, you generally need to obtain the appropriate rights, which typically include both synchronization rights (to use the song in audiovisual projects) and master rights (to use the original recording). This involves negotiating with the copyright owner, which is often either the songwriter or the record label. Failing to secure these rights can lead to legal issues and potential copyright infringement claims.
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In the documentary "Two Men and a War," the opera song featured is "Nessun dorma" from Giacomo Puccini's opera "Turandot." This powerful aria is sung by the character Calaf and is known for its dramatic melody and emotional depth, symbolizing hope and triumph. Its inclusion in the documentary enhances the themes of struggle and resilience depicted in the film.
Pretty Maids All In A Row.
sexy baby, a 2012 documentary, the song was a cover by elizabeth ziman
In a lounge of broken wings. by The New Orleans Bingo Show
Typically to use song rights you must contact the studio, artist, or production company that owns the song. Once in contact you can purchase the song rights.
Sade - By Your Side
An Inconvenient Truth
The first song was The Minstrel from Gault. It was performed by Richie Havens.
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An Inconvenient Truth
Song Airlines promoted by Delta
The song featured in the documentary "Statue of Liberty" by Ken Burns, sung by Paul Simon, is titled "The Sound of Silence." This iconic song, originally released in 1964, captures themes of communication and introspection, aligning well with the documentary's exploration of the significance of the Statue of Liberty.
The song is "Tunnel of Darkness" by X-Ray Dog
The song is called "How we do" and is featured on The Game's album "The Documentary".
new rose, the damned
the name of the song is Do Right featuring Akon