Rehearsals and calendar
From rehearsal planning to the published concert date.
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From the program to the stage to the recording
For choirs that want to work with digital scores end to end: the concert program is planned, carried onto the stage in the right order, and stays findable afterwards with its setlist and recordings.
Program order with repeated pieces and breaks
Concert Mode for PDF and MusicXML
Recordings and the concert archive after the event
Plan the concert together with its program
Concerts and projects are created with a date, location, description, and setlist. A concert only appears for members and in the calendar once it is published – until then the planning stays internal. Past concerts move into the archive instead of disappearing.
- Date, location, description, and setlist
- Internal planning separate from the published view
- Assign pieces from the repertoire
- Upcoming concerts and a concert archive
Set the order that actually applies on stage
A program is more than a list of pieces: the order is set explicitly, a piece can appear more than once, and breaks or announcements get their own place in the run of show. What stands on the device matches how the concert actually runs.
- An explicitly set program order
- Repeated pieces at several points
- Breaks and program items without a score
- The same order for everyone taking part
Move through the performance, not through folders
Concert Mode opens the program in its set order in a focused score view for PDF and MusicXML. The next item stays within reach, so nobody has to go back to the piece list. Fullscreen and screen wake lock are used where the device supports them.
- Focused score view for PDF and MusicXML
- Navigation along the program
- Fullscreen and screen wake lock where available
- No hunting through folders on stage
Your own markings come with you on stage
Whatever was written into the PDF score with pen and highlighter during the rehearsal period stays visible in Concert Mode. The markings belong only to that member and to exactly that score revision – nobody else sees them, not even the choir leader.
- Personal markings stay visible in Concert Mode
- Bound to exactly that PDF revision
- Visible only to the member's own account
- Readable offline as well
Prepare the whole program before the venue
Churches and concert halls are rarely known for their Wi-Fi. So a complete concert program can be prepared for Offline Mode in advance – with scores, MusicXML, playbacks, mixer tracks, and personal markings. Storage stays separated by account and choir and can be cleared at any time.
- Prepare a complete concert program in one pass
- PDFs, MusicXML, playbacks, and mixer tracks
- Your own markings readable offline
- Independent of the Wi-Fi at the venue
Recordings and the setlist outlive the concert
Recordings can be uploaded to a concert or linked externally. The setlist and recordings then stay available in the concert archive. Former members or supporters can be given access as restricted guests – time-limited, and without access to the practice area.
- Upload or link concert recordings
- Setlist and recordings in the concert archive
- Restricted guest access with an expiry date
- Optional access to selected concert PDFs