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Buma and Sena have made a collective licensing scheme with various sector organizations. The sector organization thereby takes care of its members’ entire administration and acts as an intermediary between you and us. For more information or to report changes please refer to your sector organization.

You can let us know via your account on our website. Click here to go to your account.

You can also report the change using the form below.

You can let us know via your account on our website. Click here to go to your account.

You can also report the change using the form below.

You can let us know via your account on our website. Click here to go to your account.

You can also report the change using the form below.

If you play music, you let someone else’s work/recording/performance be heard. Work from people such as lyricists, composers, musicians and producers. When music is used in public spaces such as a sales area, we speak of music being publicly performed. For this playing in public Sena and Buma ask on behalf of the makers of the music a fee in the form of a licence. It does not matter if the music is heard via the radio, a cd or a supplier of background music.

The use of the music, the visitor intensity of your organization, the extent to which the public has access and the surface area of the space(s) in which the music can be heard, are important factors that determine how much a licence costs.

Based on large-scale market research and the data received from the musical works broadcast on radio and television stations, Buma and Sena determine which numbers have been played. This music came into being through lyricists, composers, musicians and producers. They are the rightsholders of Buma and Sena. The fee is distributed among the rightsholders by Buma and Sena at the lowest possible cost.

There are people who make music and yet you will never hear a sound from them: music authors. Buma arranges  the copyright for them. That is the right to a fee for the composer, lyricist and music publisher when their musical work is played or performed in public. Sena arranges the so-called neighbouring rights. That is the right to a fee for musicians and/or producers when their music recording is played in public. Thanks to Sena and Buma everyone who was involved in the production of a musical work receives the fee that they have the right to. Via mijnlicentie.nl you easily arrange all necessary rights.

Co-operation between collecting societies means ease. A business that makes music public, now gets one single invoice instead of receiving two separate invoices from two collecting societies such as Sena and Buma. In addition to that, the licence is also registered in both collecting societies based on the same data. This means that the use of music is well-arranged in one go.

See also the video "het gemak van collectief beheer." (the ease of collective management)

Music works as a supporting element in sales, contributes to creating the right ambience and to a positive experience of your business. The website www.muziekwerkt.nl gives entrepreneurs important information about the use of music in their business and presents for instance news, relevant research resultats and stories from fellow entrepreneurs about the value of music. The effect of this per branch is made clear. The knowledge platform Music Werkt (Music Works)emphasizes the added value of music for entrepreneurs and is an initiative of Sena and  Buma/Stemra.

Even if you do not use music, please let us know. We register it in our system so that you no longer receive any reminders from us.

You can let us know via your account on our website. Click here to go to your account.

You can also report the change using the form below.

For live music you need a Buma license for entertainment music. You don’t need a license from Sena for this.

Buma and Sena work together with their foreign sister organisations. Together they ensure that foreign artistes receive money from the Netherlands and vice versa.

We are happy to check whether you need a license. Please contact us by phone for this at 020 700 9099.

We are happy to check whether you need a license. Please contact us by phone for this at 020 700 9099.

Please send us the change, so that in future we can charge you correctly.

You can let us know via your account on our website. Click here to go to your account.

You can also let us know by email via info@mijnlicentie.nl. Please state your client number and your new Kamer van Koophandel (Chamber of Commerce) registration number.

When you take over a business, then you yourself are responsible for declaring your music usage. We would like to receive this information by phone, post or email.
Has your business been taken over? Don’t forget to cancel your license(s). You can do this by phone, post or email.

If you would like to view or change your data, you can do this via My Account or by contacting us. For further information we refer you to our Privacy Statement.