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Guidance

Our corporate member Rayburn Tours share their valuable insight on the things a member group needs to do before enquiring for a...

Guidance

Whether it be performing in cathedrals or embracing local culture, concert tours present choirs, bands and orchestras with fantastic...

Guidance, Open resource, Overview

PRS: Overview

If your music group performs in public, you may need to pay royalties to the composers whose works you use. This is where PRS for...

Guidance, Video/audio

For our seventh meeting in our Climate Network series (original event 9 May 2025), we heard from some inspiring speakers on some...

Guidance, Corporate Member, Video/audio

In this recording of our webinar (original event 1 May 2025), and the first in a new series of lunchtime webinars presented by our...

Publications

Highnotes

In the summer edition of Highnotes, discover key learnings from the INCLUDE programme, with real-world examples from our member groups...

Guidance, Overview

Recruiting resources: Overview

Recruiting new members is the biggest challenge leisure-time music groups face. From ensuring your recruitment process is inclusive,...

Guidance

Is classical music royalty-free?

Many music groups assume that classical music is automatically royalty-free, but that’s not the case. While some classical works...

Guidance

PRS versus PPL

When your music group performs you may need a PRS for Music licence. Some groups may also need a PPL licence if they use recorded...

Guidance

What music does PRS cover?

PRS for Music collects royalties for composers, songwriters, and publishers whenever their music is performed in public. But how do...

Guidance

PRS licence cost

If your music group performs copyrighted music in public, you may need to pay PRS for Music fees. These fees help ensure that...

Guidance

Do I need a PRS licence?

If your group performs music in public, you may need a PRS for Music licence to comply with copyright law. PRS for Music ensures that...

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