(1) The performer has the right to be recognised as such in relation to his or her performance. The performer may thereby determine whether and with which name he or she is to be identified.
(2) If a work is performed by several performers together and if identifying each of them individually involves a disproportionate amount of effort, they can only ask to be named as a group of artists. If the group of artists has an elected representative, the latter is the sole representative in respect of third parties. If a group has no such representative, the right may only be asserted by the leader of the group and, if there is none, only by a representative to be elected by the group. The right of a participating performer to be individually named remains unaffected in the case of a special interest.
(3) Section 10 (1) applies accordingly.