Win Tickets to the Exclusive Launch of ‘The Art Of The Song’

Win Tickets to the Exclusive Launch of ‘The Art Of The Song’

20 October, 2010
by: Competition

Win tickets to the exclusive launch of ‘The Art Of The Song’ with PRS for Music

The Art of Song

PRS are exhibiting works from 25 leading songwriters including Sir Paul McCartney, Sting, Gary Barlow and Paul Weller.

Sir Paul McCartney, Sir Tim Rice, Julian Lennon* and Annie Lennox are just some of the famous songwriters that have penned original lyrics from their most famous hits for the ‘The Art of the Song’ campaign.  Set up by PRS for Music the campaign has asked some of the UK’s best songwriters and composers to donate lyrics from their greatest hits to be auctioned off at Bonhams in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust.  The exclusive launch party exhibiting the works for the first time is taking place on November 10th and we have two pairs of tickets to give away.

 The works will not be exhibited publicly so this will be the only chance to view in person lyrics including; Rod Temperton’s original Thriller lyrics never before seen in public, Sting’s - Message in a Bottle, Duran Duran’s - Girls on Film, Sir Tim Rice’s – ‘Don’t Cry for me Argentina’ and Chris Rea’s original lyrics written for ‘Road to Hell’ famously penned on the M25.

*donated by Julian Lennon on behalf of his own White Feather Foundation

For further information on the auction or to register interest please visit: www.bonhams.com/entertainment  

For further information on the Teenage Cancer Trust please visit: www.teenagecancertrust.org

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1. These terms and conditions are for the PRS for Music Art of the Song competition. By entering this Competition, entrants agree to be bound by these Rules

2. The Competition is organised by PRS for Music of Copyright House, 29-33 Berners Street, London, W1T 3AB

3. You must be 18 or over to enter. Proof of age and identity may be required.

4. The Competition is free to enter

5. The prize is non-transferable and no alternatives will be offered

6. The prize consists of two tickets to the Art of the Song preview event - travel and any expenses incurred to attend are not included.  Complimentary food and beverages will be served at the event.

7. The Competition will close on 05.11.10.  

8. You must be a resident of the UK to enter the competition

9. PRS for Music accepts no responsibility for lost, damaged or delayed entries

10. PRS for Music reserves the right to cancel or amend the Competition or the Rules without notice in the event of a catastrophe, war, civil or military disturbance, act of God or any actual or anticipated breach of any applicable law or regulation or any other event outside PRS for Music’s reasonable control.

11. Employees (or members of the families or households of employees) of PRS for Music are not eligible to enter the Competition.

12. Each entrant hereby agrees that PRS for Music may make any and all Entries available on their website and any other media, whether now known or invented in the future, which may include other internet sites, mobile, television and/or radio and that Entries may be made available with advertising and/or sponsorship. You now grant PRS for Music a non-exclusive, worldwide, irrevocable licence to use the entry for such purposes

13. Winners may be requested to take part in promotional activity and PRS for Music reserves the right to use the names of winners, their photographs and audio and/or visual recordings of them in any publicity.

14. The Competition may be modified or withdrawn at any time.

 

 

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