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TheMusicLicence


music in your venue?


who will take you through your music licence application step-by-step, making it easy for you to obtain a music licence for the playing or performance of music at your event. They will help you to manage all the licensing elements of your events and live performances.


How is the cost calculated? Protecting the future of music


The cost of TheMusicLicence depends on a number of factors. For live events and performances TheMusicLicence fees are calculated on your specific event, which means our


TheMusicLicence from PPL PRS has been introduced to help make playing music to the public more straightforward.


After our business costs, music licence fees are distributed to those involved in making music via our parent companies PPL and PRS for Music. Our parent companies each have databases storing millions of musical compositions and recordings. Together with information about what music is being played or performed at your event, PPL and PRS for Music can determine fairly and efficiently which of their members to pay and how much to pay them. This means that by purchasing TheMusicLicence, you are supporting the future of music.


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www.venue-insight.com April 2019 9 licence is tailored to your individual needs.


To get a quote for TheMusicLicence for your event or performance please contact our dedicated Live Music Team on 0208 338 1407 or email livemusic@pplprs.co.uk to get TheMusicLicence for your live event or performance.


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