Subsidised Concerts (Contemporary Classical Music)
Government subsidised concerts with Contemporary Classical Music to which the audience comes solely to listen to music, for example in a concert hall.
Listed as Distribution Category 01 in the royalty statement from STIM.
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Where does the money come from? |
Concert promoters. |
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How is the music reported? |
Responsible organisers, artists, concert promoters, music creators and music publishers send music reports or programmes to STIM. |
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How is the money distributed? |
According to the music reports in the category. Remuneration is determined by the size of the premises: large concert (over 500 seats) and small concerts (less than 500 seats). |
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When is the money paid? |
Four times a year (March, June, September and December). Each payment includes what was performed during the previous six months. |
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How can I file a claim/complaint? |
Log into My Pages and complete the form "Liveframföranden i Sverige" (Live performances in Sweden) under Claim. A claim must be filed within three months of receiving the royalty information from STIM. |