Abstract

Music entrepreneurship allows musicians independence and control over their careers, but also carries the risk of poor success or failure. Among other costs, it implies specific investments in musical instruments, studio equipment and non-musical auxiliary equipment that can be endangered by diverse damage or loss. Musicians may be exposed to claims due to their civil liability to third parties – class participants, guests, visitors and persons engaged in the organization and security of the concert, etc. Musicians can best achieve financial protection of their material interests through insurance. Therefore, this paper discusses several aspects of insurance of musicians, accepted concepts and content, insurance subjects, covered and excluded risks and damages under insurance conditions and business practices of the British insurance market.

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