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Guidance
Many music groups assume that classical music is automatically royalty-free, but that’s not the case. While some classical works...
Guidance
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
PRS for Music collects royalties for composers, songwriters, and publishers whenever their music is performed in public. But how do...
Guidance
If your music group performs copyrighted music in public, you may need to pay PRS for Music fees. These fees help ensure that...
Guidance
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...
Guidance
PRS for Music is the UK organisation that ensures composers and music publishers receive royalties when their music is played or...
Guidance, Open resource, Overview
Whether you are performing, writing, rehearsing or recording music, you’ll probably need to be covered by a licence. But knowing...
Guidance, Video/audio
In this recording of our webinar (original event 11 February 2025), we partnered with our corporate member Rayburn Tours to talk...
Guidance
It can be very difficult to get new people to discover your music group. But with our handy resource for beginners, you too can start...
Guidance
The INCLUDE groups used activity that was designed to reach new people and organisations as part of a strategy to widen the diversity...
Guidance
Approaching access and inclusion work strategically helped the INCLUDE groups set realistic goals and embed access and inclusion as...
Guidance
The INCLUDE groups made small changes to the way they welcome and initially interact with new people to improve the accessibility and...