Teostolla

Teostolla is the locative form of the proper noun Teosto, the Finnish performing rights organization. In Finnish, teostolla is used to indicate location or association with the organization, typically in formal or official contexts. It is not a separate entity, but a grammatical form referring to Teosto.

Teosto is a Finnish collective that administers copyright for musical works on behalf of composers, lyricists, and publishers. The organization licenses the use of music in a range of settings, including live performances, broadcasts, cafés, stores, and online platforms. It collects royalties from users of music and distributes payments to its rights holders. Through these functions, Teosto supports the use and remuneration of musical works in Finland.

In its operations, Teosto maintains a repertoire database and sets licensing terms for different types of music usage. It interacts with members to ensure accurate registration of works and correct distribution of earnings. The organization also engages with international rights networks to coordinate cross-border licensing and royalty flows.

Language note: teostolla is mainly encountered in written or formal Finnish when referencing Teosto itself or activities tied to the organization. In everyday language, speakers may use other forms such as Teoston tiloissa (in Teosto’s premises) or simply refer to Teosto in the genitive, depending on the sentence structure.

See also: Teosto.