Yes somebody will still own it - depending on your jurisdiction a play or musical remains in copyright for the life of the author + a number of years. In Europe it is life + 70 years. As Jule Styne only died within the last 10 years it must still be in copyright. This applies even if the author sells or assigns the rights to somebody else. The rights are listed as owend by Wonderful Music Corp - but I had heard a little rumour that Barbra Streisand bought them some time ago but I don't know if this is true or not.
Any owner of a copyright can sue for infringement as long as the copyright is still valid (i.e., for 95 years from publication).
There are several copyrightable works by that title. The oldest, the song, will be protected through 2022.
Copyright is a federal law which would be valid in California.
No; protection is automatic and registration is not required.
Provided that all original documents and renewals were properly filed the copyright on Jerome Kerns music for Showboat would be valid until December 1st, 2015 (the end of the calendar year, 70 years past the death of Jerome Kern)
The copyright date on something is when it was CREATED or first published, and the copyright lasts for about a hundred years after the author's death, so YES, anything with valid copyright date of 2002 or 1993 are till in effect. On the other hand, it is a good question whether a famous painting still has its own copyright and whether a photograph or digitization of that famous painting may have its OWN copyright dates, as derivative works of the original.
Orphan works are works in which there IS a valid copyright but they holder of the copyright has not come forward or is not know. They are NOT available for reproduction.
All members of the World Trade Organization recognize each other's copyrights.
No. I don't believe it still is.
Yes it is Fa is part of the musical scale
turkish 5000000 still valid or not?
The writers were: lyrics by S. Fillmore Bennett and music by Joseph P. Webster. The song was copyrighted in 1868 by Lyon and Healy. The copyright is expired but the versions recorded would still have valid copyrights.