Rehearse Wednesday, sing Sunday. The music, the markings, and the service dates live where your singers already look — including the ones who missed Wednesday.
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A community chorus learns a program over three months. You learn something new most weeks, with whoever turned up.
"I wasn't there Wednesday."
The markings from rehearsal are already on their copy, so the person who missed it isn't sight-reading at 9am on Sunday.
"Which anthem is this week?"
Each service has its own date and its own music attached, weeks ahead, so nobody has to ask.
"Can you send me the alto part?"
Rehearsal audio sits with the anthem it belongs to. They can play it in the car instead of texting you on Saturday night.
"It's Advent again."
Last year's music is still there, still marked. Bring a piece back without rebuilding the folder.
This is a music tool, not a church management system. It does not want your giving records, your membership roll, or your attendance-for-the-annual-report. Keep whatever you use for that.
Cuts, breath marks, divisi and dynamics marked once on the master copy and pushed to the whole choir — and singers still keep their own private markings on top.
Upload the octavo once. Attach rehearsal recordings, or link a reference performance from a streaming service.
The season laid out with RSVPs, plus a subscription feed so dates land in the calendar your singers already keep.
Downloaded music doesn't care what the building's signal is like.
Put the morning in order and push it to everyone, so the running order isn't a sheet of paper on the organ.
Put it on the screen while you make announcements and the choir joins in the time that takes.
No. The church pays once for the group and every singer gets full access. Choir members are never asked for a card.
Yes — that's common for churches. Email us and we'll arrange it rather than asking the treasurer for a card.
No, and it isn't trying to. Keep your existing system for membership and giving. This is for the music.
Music you upload is visible only to members of your group. You remain responsible for holding the appropriate licenses for any copyrighted music you distribute — the same as with photocopies.
Then it's free, permanently, with every feature. That is not a trial.
Upload one piece before Wednesday and see who opens it.
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