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Adding Songs to the Repertoire

Create one shared song entry, then add the material your choir needs

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  • Add a song in the app
  • Add a song on the web
  • Add material and organise the repertoire

The repertoire is your choir's song library. A song only needs to be added once. You can then use the same entry in several set lists and keep its sheet music, recordings, lyrics, links, and remarks together.

Info

Owners and admins can manage the repertoire by default. A choir admin can also give editors or members access in the choir's permission settings. Learn about roles and permissions.

Add a song in the app

  1. 1

    Open the repertoire controls

    Open Repertoire and select Manage repertoire.

    Manage repertoire on the Repertoire tab in the ChoirMate app
  2. 2

    Search before creating a song

    Enter the title in Search or add songs. ChoirMate shows matching repertoire entries as you type. Open the existing song if it is the arrangement you need. If there is no match, the form below the search is ready with the title you entered.

    The form for adding a song to the repertoire in the ChoirMate app
  3. 3

    Add the song

    Check the title, add the artist or arranger if you know it, and select Add. The artist or arranger is optional, but it makes similar arrangements easier to tell apart.

Add a song on the web

ChoirMate Web is especially useful when the sheet music and recordings are already on your computer.

  1. 1

    Open the repertoire

    Open Set lists and repertoire, then select Repertoire. You can search the library, sort it, and see which songs already have sheet music. Select Add new song.

    The repertoire and Add new song button in ChoirMate Web
  2. 2

    Enter the song details

    Enter the title and, if useful, the artist or arranger. Select Add song.

    The form for adding a new repertoire song in ChoirMate Web
  3. 3

    Check for an existing song

    If ChoirMate finds a close match, review it before continuing. Choose Yes, use this song to avoid a duplicate, or choose No, add the song when you are adding a different arrangement with a similar title.

    A possible duplicate song shown before adding it in ChoirMate Web
  4. 4

    Finish adding songs

    You can add several songs without closing the form. Each new entry appears under Recently added. Select Done when you have finished.

Add material and organise the repertoire

Open the song after adding it to upload sheet music and recordings, add lyrics, or attach other resources. A song can stay in the repertoire without belonging to a set list. When members should work on it for a rehearsal or performance, add it to the relevant set list.

  • Upload sheet music
  • Upload audio files
  • Manage set lists

Tip

Search by title before creating a song, and include the arranger when your choir keeps several versions of the same piece. This prevents recordings and sheet music from being split across duplicate entries.

If your choir has reached the song limit for its current plan, ChoirMate asks you to upgrade before adding more songs.

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Uploading Sheet Music in ChoirMate

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