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Weve detected that JavaScript is disabled in this browser. Please enable JavaScript or switch to a supported browser to continue using twitter.com. You can see a list of supported browsers in our Help Center. Help Center PPL and PRS for Music are two separate collective management organisations (CMOs). PPL collects and distributes money on behalf of performers and record companies for the use of their recorded music. PRS for Music collects and distributes money on behalf of songwriters, composers and music publishers, for the use of their musical compositions and lyrics.Learn more about PPL membership and royalty collectionDo PPL and PRS for Music work together?In 2018 PPL and PRS for Music joined forces to streamline part of what we do, coming together to launch PPL PRS Ltd.This joint venture means that businesses and organisations playing or performing music in public can now obtain a single licence, TheMusicLicence.PPL and PRS for Music continue to set their respective public performance tariffs separately.For more information on PPL PRS Ltd, please visit www.pplprs.co.ukYour browser is currently set to block cookies. You need to allow cookies to use this service.Cookies are small text files stored on your computer that tell us when youre signed in. To learn how to allow cookies, check the online help in your web browser. At PRS Foundation we have many initiatives that provide financial support for the creation, performance, andor promotion of outstanding music. Please use the links below to find out what opportunities are appropriate for you.If you play or perform music in your business or organisation, the chances are you need TheMusicLicence.Under The Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988, permission is needed from the relevant copyright holders – those people who create music – in order to play or perform music in publicObtaining TheMusicLicence gives you this permission, in relation to the vast majority of commercially available music. This ranges from grassroots and independent artists and composers through to the biggest names in the business. The music is only for the employees, do I still need TheMusicLicence?Even if you are only playing music in your business or organisation for employees, then youll usually need TheMusicLicence.Music thats played outside of a domestic environment is classed as a public performance, even if the music can only be heard by employees in the workplace, canteen or staff areas.TheMusicLicence gives you permission to play music in your business or organisation for your employees.If youre unsure about whether you need a licence, please contact us.Speak to our friendly team today I work alone, do I still need TheMusicLicence?If you are using music in a business or organisation that has employees, customers or visitors to the premises then you will usually need TheMusicLicence.PPL and PRS for Music do however operate a discretionary policy whereby they do not apply a charge to homeworkers (within a private residence working on their own) or for workplaces with only one worker, where music is not made available to any visitorscustomers coming onto the premises.If youre unsure about whether you need a licence, please contact us.Speak to our friendly team today I only play the radio, why do I need TheMusicLicence?If you are playing the radio in your business or organisation, youll usually need TheMusicLicence. Although the radio stations pay both PPL and PRS for Music for the right to broadcast, it does not include playing the radio in public, such as business premises.TheMusicLicence allows you to legally play music for employees, customers or visitors in your business or organisation.If youre unsure about whether you need a licence, please contact us.Speak to our friendly team today I only use the TV to play sports, why do I need a TheMusicLicence?Sports programming uses more music than people realise, such as opening and closing titles, highlights and featured sequences as well as the advertisements during commercial breaks. Youll therefore usually need TheMusicLicence to use the television for showing sports and other programming in public.If youre unsure about whether you need a licence, please contact us.Speak to our friendly team today I already have a TV licence, why do I need TheMusicLicence?It is easy to forget that music is used all the time within TV programmes, advertisements during commercial breaks and other broadcasts. A TV licence only allows you to receive the broadcast signal for the television.If you wish to use the TV in public, such as at your business premises, you will usually need TheMusicLicence to cover the music included in those programmes.If youre unsure about whether you need a licence, please contact us.Speak to our friendly team today I have music on my telephone on hold system, do I need TheMusicLicence?If you are using commercially-released music on your telephone system in your business or organisation, then youll usually need TheMusicLicence.The music on your telephone system is being played for your customers and is classed as public performance. In some cases, PPL and PRS for Music have agreements in place with telephone on hold music suppliers who provide you with TheMusicLicence as part of the service they offer.If youre unsure about whether you need a licence, please contact us.Speak to our friendly team today I use music at an educational establishment, do I still need TheMusicLicence?If you are using music in an educational establishment, including nurseries, pre-schools, playgroups, crèches, schools, sixth forms, colleges or universities, please contact us to discuss your music usage so we can ensure you are correctly licensed.If you are unsure about whether you need TheMusicLicence for your music, please contact us.Speak to our friendly team today I use a royalty free music supplier, do I still need a licence?TheMusicLicence covers virtually all commercially released music available. Where you have chosen not to use that music, there are a number of circumstances where you may not need TheMusicLicence.If you do not think that the music you use is covered by PPL PRS you should ask for confirmation from your supplier. If you then forward the confirmation through to us, we will update our records.If you are unsure about whether you need TheMusicLicence for your music, please contact us.Speak to our friendly team today I use international music, do I need TheMusicLicence?Not only do PPL and PRS for Music represent millions of musical compositions and recordings from UK artists and music creators. They also represent international artists and music creators through over 100 affiliated societies, that all operate under reciprocal agreements, in over 150 different countries around the world.The royalties collected are passed to the relevant overseas society who will in turn pay the artists and music creators. So, if the international music is covered by a reciprocal agreement, you will require TheMusicLicence.You can use the PPL and PRS for Music repertoire searches to see what music is covered.If you are unsure about whether you need TheMusicLicence for your music, please contact us.Speak to our friendly team today If I have already purchased the music, why do I need to pay for a licence?Purchasing music either digitally on a CD, record or tape permits you to listen to it at home for your personal use. However, if this music is played outside your home as a public performance, then youll usually need TheMusicLicence.If youre unsure about whether you need TheMusicLicence for your music, please contact us.Speak to our friendly team today
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