Partnerships

The Academy belongs to and works with the following organisations where we have shared interests and concerns:

British Music Rights (BMR)

Creators Rights Alliance (CRA)

Federation of Film and Audio-Visual Composers in Europe (FFACE)

European Composers Federation (ECF)

Alliance of Popular Composer Organisations in Europe (APCOE)

Music Business Forum (MBF)

Music Education Council (MEC)

National Campaign for the Arts (NCA)

Association of British Orchestras (ABO)

National Music Council (NMC)

British Copyright Council (BCC)


British Music Rights – promotes the interests of Britain’s composers, songwriters and publishers in conjunction with their collection societies the MCPS-PRS- Alliance

Creators Rights Alliance - brings together the major organisations representing copyright creators and content providers throughout the media - particularly, television, radio and the press

Federation of Film and Audio-Visual Composers in Europe (FFACE) – represents, at a European level, the interests of national composer organisations whose members work in the film and audio-visual areas of music

European Composers Federation (ECF) – represents, at a European level, the interests of national composer organisations whose members work in the classical/art music area

Alliance of Popular Composer Organisations in Europe (APCOE) – represents, at a European level, the interests of national composer organisations whose members are composers of popular music

Music Business Forum (MBF) – aims to represent the commercial interests of the music industry to Government and other key agencies linking in with the subsidised and educational sectors

Music Education Council (MEC) – represents all organisations connected with music education in the UK

National Campaign for the Arts (NCA) – an independent lobbying organisation which campaigns and lobbies on arts issues

Association of British Orchestras (ABO) – represents the interests of the UK’s orchestras and ensembles

National Music Council (NMC) – Seeks to celebrate and promote the value and enjoyment of music which contributes to the cultural, spiritual, educational, social and economic well-being of the UK

British Copyright Council (BCC) – represents those who create or hold rights in, literary, dramatic, musical and artistic works, and those who perform such works