Customers

Would you like to use music in a public place?

When music is played in public, those who write and own the music (right holders) are entitled to give their consent to whomever is responsible for playing the music. This has it’s foundation in the Norwegian Copyright Act of June 15, 2018. The only exception is if the rights holder has been deceased for 70 years or more.

TONO provides such consent on behalf of its owners: composers, lyricists and music publishers, and with mandate from the Ministry of Culture.

TONOs licenses does not only cover Norwegian music. Through our reciprocal contracts with rights societies all over the world, we also represent foreign copyright holders. Therefore, TONO is able to offer its customers the entire world repertoire of music.