Listen
Your part sounds clearly and the rest of the choir quieter, so you hear where it fits. Slow the tempo, start from any bar, and take a hard passage again and again.
The microphone starts when you ask for it.
What you are singing
The music you are practising — from your choir, and your own. Tap a piece and your part opens.
When your choir puts music in a concert program, it appears here by itself. You can also add music of your own below.
Music you add yourself is kept on this phone or computer, and opens without a signal.
For music that does not come from your choir. Only you can see it.
Rehearse together
Your choirs’ concerts, running orders and notices — and the music to practise for them.
Your choirs and their music are tied to your account. Your own scores stay private.
Create a choir or ask an organizer for its invite code.
Rehearse together
Which part do you sing? Choose it once and every piece in this choir opens on your line.
Nothing posted yet.
Build a program to keep the concert order in one place.
Tap a measure to fix its notes.
Where does the note go?
A new text starts on the chosen beat. Rests take no syllable. To make a part silent, add a rest in the measure editor; an underscore holds the previous syllable.
Measure 1
Reading music
0 XPA few focused minutes today will move the music from the page into your voice.
Three thoughtful days make a strong week. No streak anxiety.
Free choir music
Choral music old enough that anyone may sing it. Pick a piece and your part opens — and if you want to keep it, put it on your shelf.
A yellow ribbon means the piece is on your shelf.
Nothing in the library matches that.
Try a composer’s surname, or one word of the title.
There was a lot of sound in the room. The microphone hears it as well as you, so this reading is less reliable than usual.