The Federal Copyright Act States That When Music Is "Performed,"royalties

The Federal Copyright Act states that when music is "performed,"royalties must be given to those who own the copyright of that music. The exception to this rule is:

A) If the music is significantly arranged differently
B) If the music is over 25 years old
C) If the music is being played over a single home-style radio or TV
D) If the music is performed by a live orchestra