Sentence examples for music fees from inspiring English sources

Petitioners point to music fees that may prevent youth or community orchestras, or church choirs, from performing early 20th-century music.

Accounts year to 31 July 2014 Total income: £28m (£2013– 2013) Expenditure: £26m (£25m) Gross school fees (including music fees): £25.4m (£24.3m) Fee remission: £1.6m (£1.8m) – scholarships plus bursaries Fee reductions: 281 awards made (271) Number of pupils: 804 (aged 13-18) Groschoolool fees (including music fees) came in at £25.4m in 2014.

These restrictions probably let Deezer pay lower music fees.

The new service, which launches today, is trying to avoid paying streaming music fees to labels because users are uploading and then playing their own music.

The menu states, "To keep music alive and menu prices reasonable we charge a nominal music fee".

Both EMusic and Rhapsody are furiously making deals with cable, DSL and other broad-band providers, hoping that consumers will be willing to pay a monthly music fee along with their bills for high-speed Internet connections.

Between music licensing fees, Federal Communications Commission fees, the increasing number of unpaid public service announcements the station airs and a weakened economy, turning a profit is becoming tougher.

Please visit https://music.stanford.edu/ensembles-lessons/applied-music-policies/applied-music-fees-and-policies for class fee information.

I paid a small annual fee, around $120.00, to cover music licensing fees and other costs associated with streaming content over the web.

The inquiry also recommended the government remove the existing cap on music license fees paid by radio stations.

The company said music licensing fees are its largest expense, the royalties paid to the copyright owners of based on the number of streams played.