For singers

Learn your part. Love the rehearsal.

Chorustr is where you practise the music your choir is working on: your part, at your pace, wherever you are.

You join your choir with a code from your choir leader. How joining works.

Your part

Turn your part up, play it solo, or mute it and sing along.

Pick your voice part once and Chorustr remembers it. On songs your choir leader has set up with separate parts (marked Mixable), the mixer lets you balance My Part, Others, Backing and Click, with presets from All Parts to Emphasised, Solo and Muted for how much support you want.

It’s deliberately simple. You don’t get a fader for every voice, just the few things that help you learn.

The Chorustr player with the Tenor part selected

The mixer with My Part, Others, Backing and Click faders and the All Parts, Emphasised, Solo and Muted presets

Practise

Nail the difficult bits.

Loop a section and practise it until it sticks. Your leader’s section markers appear automatically, and you can add your own markers in Settings.

Slow a passage down without changing the key, or move the key up or down in semitone steps when your choir is singing in a different one.

Section chips for Verse 1, Verse 2 and Closing with Verse 2 looping on the timeline

The Speed and Pitch sheet with speed set to 0.75 times and the pitch left at the original key

Lyrics, score and notes

Everything you need on one screen.

Follow the words or the score while you listen. Where your leader has set it up, the pages turn with the music, so you never lose your place.

Your leader can pin notes to a song, such as cues and reminders, and you can keep your own private notes alongside them.

The Notes tab with a box labelled From your leader above an area for your own notes, over the player controls

Rehearse

Mark the score. Remember the moment.

In Rehearse mode, tapping a song opens its lyrics, score and notes instead of playing it. Turn on the annotation tools in Settings to mark up the page with a pen or highlighter as your leader gives you cues.

Your marks are there when you practise. They are stored on your own device, so they are private to you.

The Score tab with pen and highlighter tools above the music, and a handwritten breath mark and highlighted words on the score

Perform

Know what you’re working towards.

See your choir’s upcoming concerts with the date, the place and the set list, and let your leader know if you’re coming.

When you’re ready to get to work, tap Practice this set and your song list shows just those songs, in set order.

The Events tab listing Choral Classics 2026 and Carols by Candlelight with dates, places and number of songs

An event's response buttons, three-song set list and a Practice this set button

Practise anywhere.

Songs download to your phone, and once they have, you can open the app and practise without a connection.

Getting started

Join your choir in a minute.

Get the app from the App Store or Google Play.
Sign in with Google or Apple.
Scan or enter the code. Scan the code your choir leader displays at rehearsal, or enter the code they give you.

Want a look around first? The app has a demo mode you can try without a choir.

Your choir doesn’t use Chorustr yet?

You don’t need to set anything up yourself. Send this to your choir leader and let them take a look.

Hi, I’ve found an app called Chorustr that helps singers practise their own part between rehearsals, with a mixer for your part, looping and slowing down tricky bits, and lyrics and scores in one place. Could we try it for our choir? https://chorustr.com/for-leaders

Email this to your leader