What should I practice today?
The dashboard shows current assignments, difficult passages, new materials, and pieces you opened recently.
For singers
Know what to practice today
Choirspace starts with the questions that come up between rehearsals and leads directly to the relevant material.
Where is the material for my voice group?
Scores and playbacks can be shared with one or more voice groups. Your view highlights the content relevant to you.
What if I miss a rehearsal?
In the Rehearsal Archive, you can find past rehearsals with their summary, worked-on pieces, relevant notes, and practice assignments for next time. That helps you catch up on what matters to you.
How can I repeat a difficult passage?
Open the marked passage, reduce the tempo, or set an A–B loop. With a prepared Measure Map, you can also select by bar.
How do I practise my voice in context?
The Voice Mixer keeps a piece's individual voice playbacks and its accompaniment on one shared timeline. Bring your voice forward, keep the others underneath, pick a ready-made practice mix, and repeat the bar range that still needs work.
Can I write on the score?
Yes. Mark up PDF sheet music with a pen and highlighter, erase individual marks again, and use undo and redo. Your personal markings stay private, belong to the exact score revision, and remain readable offline. You can also display shared notes and choose which layers to show; editing shared notes requires permission.
What happens when I have no connection?
Prepare selected pieces and concert programs for Offline Mode in advance. Playbacks, PDFs, MusicXML, Voice Mixer tracks, Measure Maps, and your markings are then stored on the device. Uploads and saved changes still need a connection.
Where are the current pieces, notes, and playbacks?
Piece details bring together scores, audio, MusicXML, practice notes, and recordings. The same route stays compact on mobile.
What makes Choirspace different
What comes up in rehearsal becomes the right practice task.
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.
- 1Capture the difficult passage directly on the piece
- 2Choose the relevant voice group
- 3Keep the correct score and playback attached
- 4Open the task and immediately know what matters before the next rehearsal
Relevant Choirspace features
Practice and playbacks
Voice-aware assignments, the Voice Mixer, tempo, bar-accurate loops, and prepared offline practice guide singers through today’s practice.
Explore Practice and playbacks →Repertoire and materials
PDFs, audio, MusicXML, private score markings, practice notes, and recordings stay together on each piece – organized as current, ready, or archived.
Explore Repertoire and materials →Concerts and performance
Concert planning, a set program order, Concert Mode on the tablet, offline preparation, and recordings after the event.
Explore Concerts and performance →More confidence between rehearsals
You do not need to remember which chat or folder holds the latest file. Choirspace shows the current material, installs on Android and iOS phones and tablets, and keeps prepared pieces ready even without a connection.