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It does not, but indeed I was referring to the music used in the skating programme.
by lowry 9y ago
It does not, but indeed I was referring to the music used in the skating programme.
- crtasm 9y agoSo if I understand correctly it's picked by the skater and integral to their performance made to an audience. Is it licenced for use at the event? I would prefer you didn't have such issues with sharing videos.
- lowry 9y agoAn ice skater programme does not use the music as is. The music is edited one way or another to fit the time allocated for the programme. Sometimes a skater uses two or more pieces of music mixed together. I do not know about the Olympics but I checked with the national ice skating federation, and there are apparently no special licensing fees for ice skating events. Ice rinks pay the usual fees for public performance, though.
- crtasm 9y agoAh - yes it's the public performance license fee that I was thinking of. Thanks for clarifying.