Rehearse

Hear the tune — or, with the parts, mute your own voice and sing it against the others. Loop a few bars and slow it down.

Four-part harmony Pro

The sheet shows the voice we heard. When you want a choir arrangement, alto, tenor and bass are written under it the way a hymn arranger would.

Free accounts can try this once. Pro writes parts for every sheet.

Sing it Pro

Pick your voice, hear the starting note and a count-in, then sing into your microphone. Every note comes back marked: in tune, close, or off. Headphones help; nothing is stored.

Lyrics

Split syllables with hyphens (a-ma-zing); each goes under the next note. Use grace_ to hold a syllable over two notes. The Tonic Solfa tab shows the hymn-book layout.

Transpose for my choir

Moves every note so the parts sit in your singers' range. The solfa reads exactly as before — only Doh moves.

The song’s backing can’t move with it, so it will be off until you move it back.

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Your PDF is free, with a NoteFusion mark, and so is the solfa text. Pro removes the mark and adds MusicXML and MIDI, ready to open in MuseScore or Sibelius.