For choirs, ensembles, and choir leaders
Choirspace is the choir app for practice – from the first rehearsal to the concert. Clear practice assignments, bar-accurate loops, and as much digital organization as your choir wants.
The problem
Members, dates, scores, audio, and rehearsal notes often live in separate systems – and have to be pieced together again before every rehearsal.
The solution
Choirspace keeps members, rehearsals, repertoire, materials, and practice connected. What the choir plans, shares, or works on musically remains findable on the relevant piece and date.
Organize the choir
Manage members, roles, rehearsals, concerts, and the calendar in one private place.
Prepare repertoire
Keep scores, playbacks, MusicXML, recordings, and notes directly on each piece.
Plan rehearsals in context
Connect the date, audience, planned repertoire, and rehearsal notes.
Capture what comes next
Give the relevant voice group an assignment with the right material from rehearsal.
Return prepared
Singers see what is coming up, find the right material, and can start immediately.
One core, two foundations
The core of Choirspace is practice between rehearsals. Repertoire and choir organization belong to it because practice does not work without them – as the foundation, not as a second product.
Materials and rehearsal notes become clear next steps for every voice – with the tools to actually work the passage.
Each voice knows what to practice next and can start immediately.
Everything belonging to a piece stays in its musical context.
Scores, audio, and notes remain easy to find in one clear place.
Plan the choir's day-to-day work reliably and give everyone the right access.
Everyone knows what is happening and has the right access.
What makes Choirspace different
Choirspace does not stop at member management, calendars, and files. A musical observation can stay connected to the piece and reach the right voice as a concrete task with the relevant material.
Guided Rehearsal Wrap-up
This is the mechanism behind it: after a rehearsal, Choirspace guides five steps: piece notes, practice assignments, difficult passages, attendance, and an editable review, with assignments and passages aimed at the right voice groups. Published once, everyone sees the same result.
In rehearsal
“Altos: bars 42–51 again before Thursday.”
For choirs that want more precision
Measure Map adds depth to the practice flow: instead of hunting for the right second in a recording, singers select the bar range and repeat exactly the passage that still needs work.
Measure Map is an optional bar-to-time link for a playback. The Choirspace plug-ins for Sibelius and MuseScore export it directly; for MIDI and MusicXML files, the Measure Map Generator on the Choirspace website is available instead. A PDF and playback are enough to get started – notation software is not required to use Choirspace.
For choirs that practise in context
The Voice Mixer keeps the individual voice playbacks and the accompaniment on one shared timeline. Instead of switching between separate audio files, a singer brings their own voice forward, keeps the others quietly underneath, and practises the passage where it is meant to sound.
The Voice Mixer uses the voice and accompaniment playbacks already attached to a piece. Choirspace validates them together, places them on one timeline, and can reuse the same Measure Map – so a selected bar range applies to the whole mix.
Private and deliberately focused
Choirspace keeps practice and repertoire together – along with the choir organization that goes with them. Quick messages can stay in the choir's usual messenger; practice notes, scores, dates, and materials remain organized and easy to find.
FAQ
Short answers before we learn about your choir.
Yes. The interface is designed for choirs that want to share scores, playbacks, rehearsal notes, and dates without requiring technical expertise from members.
Yes. Names, abbreviations, order, and active voice groups can be adapted to your choir.
Choirspace supports PDFs, audio files, MusicXML, learning resources, and reference or concert recordings, among other formats.
Yes. The web app is responsive and installs on Android and iOS phones and tablets.
Yes. Members deliberately prepare selected pieces and concert programs for Offline Mode – including playbacks, PDFs, MusicXML, Voice Mixer tracks, Measure Maps, and their own score markings. Offline storage stays separated by account and choir and can be cleared at any time; uploads and saved changes still need a connection.
The Voice Mixer plays a piece's individual voice playbacks and its accompaniment on one shared timeline. Members bring their own voice forward, pick a practice mix, change the tempo, and repeat an exact bar range – instead of switching between separate audio files.
No. The member area requires sign-in. Private files use time-limited links, and guests only receive the content explicitly made available to them.
Choirspace is not meant to be another social network for the choir. Quick coordination already happens on WhatsApp, Signal, or email. Choirspace focuses instead on what should stay reliably findable: sheet music, playbacks, practice assignments, and difficult passages – along with the rehearsal dates and concert information that belong to them.
Choirspace starts at €9.90 per month. Measure Map loops, the Voice Mixer, offline practice, and Guided Rehearsal Wrap-up are included on every plan; the price depends on the number of active members; storage increases with the chosen plan. See the pricing page for details.
Contact
Tell us how you currently organize scores, playbacks, rehearsals, and members. We will show the areas that match your needs.
