Share section tracks, response parts, and a short rehearsal brief on one page. Gospel thrives on togetherness and dynamics, so your singers can hear their own part and the entries at home. Pricing is per choir and does not grow with your member count, however large your gospel choir gets.
Next rehearsal · Amsterdam Gospel Choir
What to prepare
Start with this item, then open the materials you need.
Materials
Share the practice track per section for the next song, with the response part separated, so no one has to guess which recording is right.
Every section practises the current track at home, not an old one.
Keep the lyrics with the solo and response entries on the song, so the togetherness works from the first rehearsal.
The response lands, even with new singers.
Keep the rehearsal time, place, and focus visible at the top so everything stays in one place.
No more scattered chats about where and when you rehearse.
Useful for gospel, soul, and praise choirs that learn by ear, with lead and response, and would rather put their energy into the music than into sending files around.
Choirs that share new songs and tracks every week.
Singers know in advance which songs are coming and what to listen to.
Hand out a song with the section tracks and the response part alongside it.
Everyone arrives with their part already in their ear.
Cues for the soloist and the choir response next to the right song.
The interplay sits beside the music, not in a separate app.
Set up the setlist with tracks and lyrics ahead of the service or concert.
The whole choir works toward the same version of every song.
Build the page for your next rehearsal in ten minutes and share it with your singers.