Licensing
Use the music with a clear licence
Licences come straight from the pianist who made the recordings:
one contact, written terms, a quick answer.
Studio and school
From CHF 150.– a year
All teachers and classes of one school, studio or academy, for a year, with the files to play offline.
- Studio, up to 3 teachers · CHF 150.– a year
- School, up to 10 teachers · CHF 350.– a year
- Academy or vocational school · on request
Tell us:
Name of the school, country, number of teachers and students.
Exams, auditions and performances
From CHF 30.– per piece
Recitals, end-of-year shows, competitions, exams and audition videos.
- Audition or competition video · CHF 30.– per piece
- Show or recital · CHF 40.– per piece
- Whole show, up to 10 pieces · CHF 250.–
Tell us:
The event, the date, the pieces and the size of the audience.
Online classes and video
From CHF 20.– per video
Live-streamed classes, recorded courses, teaching videos and social media.
- Social media video · CHF 20.– per piece
- Live-streamed classes · CHF 25.– a month
- Paid course or video · CHF 60.– per piece
Tell us:
The platform, how long the videos stay online and whether access is paid.
Film, advertising and productions
From CHF 500.–
Sync for film, television, advertising, games and stage productions.
- Independent film or online campaign · from CHF 500.–
- Stage production · from CHF 500.–
- Television, cinema, national advertising · on request
Tell us:
The project, the pieces, the territory and the duration.
Prices in Swiss francs; visitors from abroad also see the approximate value in euros or dollars.
One teacher in their own classes needs no licence:
buying the album is enough.
How it works
Write with the use you have in mind. You receive a short written licence and an invoice, usually within a few days.
For one teacher in their own classes, the albums can be bought as downloads on iTunes, Amazon and the other stores. The links are on each album page.
Depending on your country, a licence from your national collecting society (for example SUISA, GEMA or PRS) may also be needed for public performance. For arrangements of songs and works still under copyright, the rights of the original composers and publishers are handled separately.
Questions
Do I need a licence for my own classes?
No. One teacher in their own classes needs no licence, buying the album is enough. A studio or school with several teachers takes a studio or school licence.
Can we play the music from Spotify in class?
Streaming services are licensed for personal listening. A studio or school licence covers your classes and comes with the files, so the music plays without a connection and without adverts.
What do we receive?
A short written licence and an invoice, usually within a few days. Studios and schools also receive the files of the albums to play offline.
Can a licence cover only some albums or pieces?
Yes. Exams, shows and videos are licensed per piece, so the licence names exactly the pieces you use and nothing more.