Your distributions are determined by the customers’ agreements
The distributions you’ll receive for concerts are calculated based on the payment Koda receives from the relevant promoter. Apart from that the distribution will depend on the following factors:
- The duration of the concert
- The duration of the work(s)
- Your share in the work(s)
- Ticket revenues, if any
With all these variables in play, it can be difficult to give specific figures on what you can expect to receive for a concert. We provide some general examples here. Please note that the examples below apply only to concerts where the distribution is based on the turnover.
Examples of concert distributions for concerts given in 2023:
| Admission fee revenues | Promoter’s payment to Koda | Distribution made by Koda |
| DKK 0 - 10,000 | DKK 530 - 600 | DKK 588 |
| DKK 20,000 | DKK 1,000 |
DKK 980 |
| DKK 50,000 | DKK 2,500 | DKK 2,450 |
| DKK 100,000 | DKK 5,000 | DKK 4,900 |
| DKK 200,000 |
DKK 10,000 |
DKK 9,800 |
| DKK 500,000 | DKK 25,000 | DKK 24,500 |
As the table shows, Koda’s distributions exceed the payments received by us. This is because we do not receive reporting for all concerts where Koda has in fact been paid. These revenues stay in the pot and are distributed to other reported concerts.
Distributions depend on duration
The total amount distributed for each concert is divided up between the individual music works according to the duration of each work.
If the playing time is not stated on the concert report, we use the duration stated by the author when we originally received reporting about the work. If the concert lasts less than 40 minutes, or if copyrighted music accounts for less than 40 minutes of the total playing time, we will set the duration of the concert at 40 minutes when making our calculations.
You can see when distributions are made in our distribution schedule
