THE ART OF M.U.S.I.C., INC.
GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA

The Art of Music is a member of Business for Scotland and the Federation of Small Businesses. We are a member of the Music Publishers Association. We are a PRS publisher member and an MCPS publisher member (both for the territory of the World). we are customers of the only UK high street bank with a customer-led ethical policy that prevents our money being used by companies that disrespect the environment or that sell arms to repressive regimes – indeed as a co-operative it supports enterprises that help the community Business and Finance The Art of Music is a member of Business for Scotland. Today (26 April 2015) in a letter published in The Sunday Herald 150 Business people from all sorts and sizes of companies from all over Scotland have publicly declared support for a staged implementation of full fiscal responsibility for Scotland. An open letter to the people of Scotland from 150 business owners and job creators. Extensive new powers – as close to federalism as possible – were promised to the people of Scotland by the No campaign during the referendum and, if implemented, would provide the Scottish Government with the powers required to generate strong and sustainable economic growth, create jobs and increase shared prosperity. We support a progression towards full fiscal responsibility, transferring meaningful economic powers to Scotland, and then a staged implementation of full fiscal responsibility (home rule). For generations, fiscal transfers from Scotland to the rest of the UK have slowed investment in economic growth in Scotland. As a result Scotland’s economic productivity and participation are consistently low compared to equivalent small countries around the world. Full fiscal responsibility will free Scotland’s economy from Westminster’s centralised control, allowing the Scottish government to implement precisely tailored policies to help Scottish business compete in global markets, moving our economy closer to the higher levels of growth enjoyed by similar small to medium sized European nations. The political debate in this General Election should be focused on how we boost Scottish growth with a full package of distinctive economic policies that match the needs of Scotland’s economy. By doing so we can we attract added investment, create jobs and grow our economy faster than is possible under Westminster control. As a result, we will generate increased revenues to reduce the deficit through growth, whilst tackling inequality. 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The limitations and exclusions in this clause do not affect your non-excludable statutory rights and only apply to the extent permitted by applicable law. "Thanks, Alistair, for all the work engraving music for the Handbook for the Papal Visit! It's been such a help … make helpful suggestions; do great quality work; respond generously to quite unreasonable deadlines and to do all this with such good humour!" We are THRILLED with the booklets: up to your usual high standards. Thank you. "looks great – thank you so much for doing such a wonderful job"