Choir Practice vs Bowing Challenge

Choir Practice is an app that let's you study your choir part anywhere. Download a song, select your part and use a slider to make your part louder of softer in the mix. Sheet music is integrated and scrolls synchronously with audio. Click on a song part button to jump to the second verse of which you always forget the lyrics. Create your own playlist to study multiple parts in your car or while you are working. Create an account or be invited by your choir administrator to download the songs that your choir already purchased. Use the background track from to accompany your choir during a live event. Connect a beamer/projector to your iPad and put it in front of the conductor so the whole choir can read along, while looking at the conductor. Be a modern choir! And have fun, study faster and sing more songs! It makes the world a happier place.

Bowing Challenge generates random string crossing exercises for violin, viola, cello and double bass to develop sight-reading skills and agility. The teacher or performer has a variety of choices, such as exercise length and difficulty. Exercises may be viewed on-screen, or printed to any AirPrint-compatible printer. This app is suitable for all performers, from beginning to the most advanced. The exercises for all instruments can be generated for 2, 3, or 4 strings. The exercises for the cello and double bass can optionally be written to be performed one octave higher than the open strings (using harmonics) to facilitate bow agility and speed: • Cello (open strings): C2, G2, D3, and A3 [Bass clef] • Cello (harmonics): C3, G3, D4, and A4 [Treble clef] • Double Bass (open strings): E2, A2, D3, and G3 [Bass clef] (double bass sounds one octave lower than written, at E1, A1, D2 and G2) • Double Bass (harmonics): E3, A3, D4, and G4 [Treble clef] (double bass sounds one octave lower than written, at E2, A2, D3, and G3) • Custom: any 2, 3, or 4 notes; any clef Developed for P. G. Robinson by Kosada.