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24 July 2026

Webinar: Licensing 101 for Pilates Instructors and Studio Owners

Join our free webinar with the Pilates Association of Australia on 18 August!

Join Pilates Association of Australia's Kimberley Garlick and OneMusic's Jose Horn in this free webinar explaining the ins and outs of music licensing for Pilates instructors and studio owners. 

This webinar is a great opportunity to address questions in an open and friendly forum about music licensing and how it works for your business.

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Join us on Tuesday 18 August - 12:30-1:30pm

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This webinar is being recorded, so if you can't make the date and time above, you can still register and we will send you a copy of the recording afterwards.

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