mp3.com

Seeking input on designing a copyright/license section for a music repository website. I'm a composer and have been writing and recording music my entire life. I have made several half-assed attempts to benefit financially from my music (mp3.com, amp3.com, musicmart.com, myspace, pandora, newagepiano.net, cdbaby.com (which fed into itunes, spotify, and various internet radio stations), and finally a personal commercial website of my own design (URL withheld because this subreddit's description excludes personally identifying data...and because my identify it irrelevant to my question). I. am. done. I will never make a lot of money off my music, so screw it, I want to just give it away in the hope that it will persist through history beyond the brief window of my mortal existence, although my intent it still to charge for sheet music while only giving away audio recordings. I'm building the relevant webpage now. It will house a database of my entire musical works with links to audio downloads and a PayPal cart for purchasing sheet music (a PayPal cart is basically how my earlier attempt at a commercial website worked except that audio was not freely available). I'm trying to write up a Copyright/License section to put on the website which will clearly indicate what sorts of use are freely accessible, restricted with permission, and prohibited. I would love any input on how I should modify or otherwise improve this section. Below, I have included a draft of what I have put together so far, altered only to maintain anonymity as per the subreddit's guidelines (which is pointless since my reddit account can probably be associated with my identity and website pretty easily). I admit the writing style is fairly casual. I did that on purpose because I didn't want this section of the webpage to completely drain the life out of the page's primary purpose, which is the music database itself, my passion for my music, and my genuine hope that by providing it for free t