Subsidies

Making Music promoter members can claim subsidies for in-person and digital performances. Look out for the banknotes symbol and go to the relevant page to see what you can claim. See www.makingmusic.org.uk/subsidies for more details and how to apply. *New* livestreaming subsidies Promoter groups can apply for the Livestreaming Subsidy - Philip & Dorothy Green Young Artists (PDGYA) of £150 towards booking one of our PDGYA for a livestreamed performance (orange pages of this Guide, 7-13). The subsidy covers their full agreed livestreaming fee of £150.

Promoters can also claim the Livestreaming Subsidy - any artist which is £150 towards booking ANY artist, (not just in this guide), for a livestream performance. The full fee will need to be negotiated between you and the artist. These subsidies are also applicable for pre-recorded performances for broadcast. Selected Artists Subsidy The Selected Artists Subsidy is an exclusive subsidy for promoter groups with an income under £14,500 for in-person performances. Artists Expenses Subsidy The Artists Expenses Subsidy is an exclusive subsidy for promoter groups with an income under £14,500. You can claim it when booking any artist, not just the ones in this guide.

We would like to say a huge thank you to the Selected Artists Panel for their hard work and expertise in putting this guide together. They are: Glynne Stackhouse (Chair), Suzanne Connor, Jolyon Dodgson, David Greenhalgh, Stuart Isaac, Stephen Leeder, John Pritchard, Kumi Smith-Gordon and Clive Walkley.

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Alex Poulton Antonina Suhanova Aurora Ensemble Boxwood & Brass Classico Latino Diana Brekalo Dominic Alldis Trio Eblana String Trio Engegård Quartet Ensemble Molière Florian Mitrea Fontanella ILAMS Joglaresa

62 58 29 62 58 50 32 50 50 50 63 14 19 15 Jon Pickard London Chamber Music Group Palisander Passacaglia Pleyel Ensemble Polyphony Arts Prince Bishops Brass Rautio Piano Trio She'Koyokh Steinberg Takeitaway The Brook Street Band The Thorne Trio Trio Volant Ugnius Pauliukonis 29 10 10 29 14 42 06 10 32 64 14 32 58 62 20

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