Rehearsal time belongs to the music, not the admin
Sheet music archive, rehearsal scheduling, attendance, voice trainer and concert programme all sit on the same data. You prepare rehearsals in one place instead of four different apps.
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Sheet music
Annotations, multiple versions and voice assignment in one archive.
Rehearsal planning
RSVPs, reminders and attendance in a single list.
Voice trainer
Practice audio per voice part, so rehearsal time stays for singing together.
Concert programme
A programme suggestion from your own repertoire, with a reason for each piece.
Every version and every annotation in its place
The archive belongs to the choir, the annotations belong to the members. Both stay separate and stay in sync across every device.
Personal annotations
Every member marks up their own copy directly in the app. Annotations stay personal and sync across all devices.
Multiple versions
With or without piano accompaniment, transposed: every version lives as a tab on the same piece, and annotations are kept per version.
Voice assignment
Sheet music can be assigned to individual voice groups. Each member opens the piece and sees their own part.
Offline in the rehearsal room
Save sheet music locally before rehearsal — it is still there in a basement or a church with no Wi-Fi.
You know who's coming before rehearsal starts
RSVPs come in while you're still planning. Attendance lands in the same list — you can add it afterwards too, if things moved faster in the rehearsal room than at a screen.
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Create a rehearsal date; members RSVP yes or no, with an optional short comment.
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Anyone who hasn't responded gets an automatic reminder — you don't have to message people individually.
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Mark members present, excused or absent, even after the fact, in bulk, for choir statistics and association reporting.
Individual parts get practiced at home
Upload a MusicXML file for the piece and Chorilo generates practice audio for every voice part. Shared rehearsal time stays free for singing together.
Voice mixer
Each member sets how loud their own part sounds against the others — alone first, then within the full choir sound.
Pitch feedback
With the microphone on, Chorilo shows in real time whether the note is on pitch. Being able to read music helps, but isn't required.
A programme suggestion built from your own repertoire
The AI works with the pieces already in your archive and with your ensemble's voice distribution. Every suggestion comes with a reason it fits at that point in the programme.
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Tell it the occasion and desired length: concert, church service or wedding.
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The AI looks at your repertoire and voice distribution and suggests a running order with a reason for each piece.
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Accept individual pieces or the whole programme, swap pieces out, or reorder everything by drag and drop.
An announcement to everyone or a quick question — two separate channels
Announcements
Official announcements to the whole ensemble or targeted at specific voice parts, roles and members — with comments, polls and reactions.
Chats
Quick back-and-forth in between, say with a section leader. Push notifications on web and app, with no private groups outside Chorilo.
€10 / month
Or €100 a year, per ensemble — regardless of member count. Free for 60 days, no credit card required.
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Ask about switchingWhat conductors want to know beforehand
- Do annotations stay in place when a member leaves the choir?
- Yes. Annotations are personal and belong to that member. The sheet music archive itself stays with the choir, regardless of membership changes.
- How many versions can I create per piece?
- There's no fixed limit. Each version has its own name and its own annotations, and one of them is the default version shown first when the piece is opened.
- Do members need to read music to use the voice trainer?
- No. Members listen to their part, sing along at their own pace and follow the pitch feedback. Being able to read music helps, but isn't required.
- Does the AI assign pieces to a rehearsal date automatically?
- No. You get a programme suggestion with a reason for each piece and decide which ones to accept. Only after that are they linked to the date.
- How are announcements different from chats?
- Announcements are official messages to the whole ensemble or targeted at voice parts and roles, with comments and polls. Chats are for quick, personal back-and-forth between individual members.
- What does Chorilo cost for conductors?
- €10 a month or €100 a year per ensemble, regardless of member count. Try it free for 60 days, no credit card required.
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