加拿大音乐协会




加拿大音樂協會（Music Canada，简称MC），原名加拿大唱片业协会（Canadian Recording Industry Association，简称CRIA）是一个设在多伦多的非营利性行业组织，成立于1963年4月9日，旨在代表加拿大录制、出版和销售录音的公司利益。[1]
该组织的前身是由十名成员组成的加拿大唱片制造商协会，1972年更名为“加拿大唱片业协会”，并允许行业内的其他公司加入。2011年，更名為「加拿大音樂協會 Music Canada」(MC) [2]


加拿大音樂協會由成员年度选举产生的理事会领导。参与选举的候选人应当是成员公司的执行官。环球唱片加拿大分部的Graham Henderson自2004年11月15日起担任主席；而之前，则是由Brian Robertson担任该职。[3]




目录






  • 1 成员类别


  • 2 专辑销量认证


  • 3 参考资料


  • 4 外部链接





成员类别


成员被划入三个类别[2]：




  • A类成员是加拿大以制作、生产或销售唱片为业的个人或公司。这些成员拥有投票权，目前由四大唱片公司组成。[4]


  • B类成员是加拿大以制作音乐唱片为业的个人或公司。他们需要缴纳600美元的年费，并且没有投票权。截至2007年，共有22个B类成员。[4]


  • 制造商组是加拿大以制造音乐唱片为业的个人或公司。



专辑销量认证


加拿大音樂協會为音乐专辑颁发销量证书，同美国唱片业协会的认证类似。根据2008年5月1日发布的评级标准：




  • 金唱片：40,000个单位（之前50,000个）


  • 白金唱片：80,000个单位（之前100,000个）


  • 钻石唱片：800,000个单位（之前1,000,000个）[5]


注：多白金唱片认证授予销量超过160,000个单位或更多（如160,000个单位是双白金），但未超过800,000个单位（钻石认证）的唱片。


参考资料




  1. ^ About CRIA. CRIA. [8 Dec 2009]. （原始内容存档于2009-06-03）. 


  2. ^ 2.02.1 Canadian Recording Industry Association. The Canadian Encyclopedia. [2009年12月8日]. 


  3. ^ Long time recording industry President Brian Robertson to step down; Graham Henderson to succeed. CRIA. 21 Sep 2004 [8 Dec 2009]. （原始内容存档于2010-10-19）. 


  4. ^ 4.04.1 Geist, Michael. LeBlanc on HMV and CRIA Stats. 12 Sep 2007 [8 Dec 2009]. 


  5. ^ CRIA. Canadian Recording Industry Association (CRIA): Certification Definitions. CRIA. [2008-11-12]. （原始内容存档于2009-11-24）. 



外部链接


  • 加拿大音樂協會网站



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