Where every performance begins

One place for the music, the people, and the downbeat.

Run the whole ensemble from one place: the repertoire and scores, the roster and its sections, every rehearsal plan and performance programme. Everyone knows what’s next, who’s coming, and what’s ready.

Who it is for

Choirs  Orchestras  Concert bands  Worship teams  Chamber groups  A cappella

Directors keep every piece, score and track in one library, plan each rehearsal, and see which sections are ready before the performance. Section leaders look after their own players and singers: their files, their notes, how each piece is going. Everyone else sees what’s next, where to be, and their own part, ready to play.

Every performance, set in order.

Build the programme for a concert, a service or a festival from your repertoire or a saved setlist. Each section says how ready it is, so you know what the next rehearsal is for.

Afterwards the programme stays as the record of what you performed, so “when did we last play the Figaro?” has an answer.

Riverside Singers & Sinfonia

Autumn Concert

Saturday 17 October · 7:30 pm · St John’s Hall

  1. OvertureThe Marriage of Figaro · Mozart

    Last played 2 March

  2. MotetAve Verum Corpus · Mozart

    TenorsNeeds work

  3. SymphonyNo. 40, first movement · Mozart

    Second violinsAlmost ready

  4. EncoreOde to Joy · Beethoven

    Every sectionReady

What’s inside

The music, the calendar and the people, kept together instead of across folders and group chats.

Schedule
Rehearsals with a plan; concerts, services and festivals with a programme; and who is coming to each.
Repertoire
Every piece with its composer, arrangement and season, and the date you last performed it.
Members
The roster, its sections and their leaders, invited by link. Contact details reach only the people who need them.
Readiness
Each section marks where it stands on a piece. Directors see the whole ensemble at a glance.
Assignments
A solo, a passage to learn, or a part to cover, for one member, a section, or everyone.
Scores and parts
Read them on a phone at rehearsal, or download them to print.
Rehearsal tracks
One for each section or part. They keep playing while you move around the app.
Setlists
The pieces you come back to, ready to drop into a programme.
Notifications
A new date, a changed programme or a new file reaches the people it affects, in the app.

An ensemble’s week

  1. Plan on Monday.

    Mon12Programme publishedAutumn Concert · four pieces
  2. Count heads on Tuesday.

    Tue1334 going, 3 maybeAutumn Concert · 1 not going
  3. Rehearse on Thursday.

    Thu15Rehearsal · 7:00 pmAve Verum first, tenors from bar 24
  4. Perform on Saturday.

    Sat17Autumn Concert7:30 pm · St John’s Hall

Private to your ensemble

Only members can open your music. Files never get public links, and only the people you choose can change things.

On every phone

Add it to the home screen and it opens like an app. Nothing to find in an app store.

In your colours

Add your ensemble’s logo and colours and the whole workspace wears them.

Start before next rehearsal.

Set up your ensemble, add the roster, the repertoire and the next date on the calendar, then send each member their invite link.