Practice Tracks
Important: Tracks are licensed per director. Sharing with your choir requires a Performance License.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Each track is a rehearsal aid that uses a high-quality organ patch to simulate each vocal part. These tracks are designed for sectional or full-choir practice — they are not recordings of live singers.
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Sharing the tracks with your choir requires a Performance License. Each purchase is issued personally to the director or accompanist and is intended for individual use. Unauthorized sharing is prohibited.
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Yes! I can create custom rehearsal tracks for other public-domain choral works or arrangements you own. Contact me for pricing and turnaround times.
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Absolutely! Each track includes individual voice parts (S, A, T, B) so singers can rehearse independently or in small sections before full choir practice.
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All tracks are delivered as high-quality MP3 files for easy playback on computers, phones, or rehearsal systems.
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You may only use them for performance preparation if you purchase a Performance License. Direct use in a concert or public distribution without a license is prohibited.
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All tracks available for sale on this site are fully public domain, meaning the original composer’s works are old enough that they are legally free to use. Modern arrangements by other composers are not included unless specifically licensed.
Inspired by Sacred Spaces
Our rehearsal tracks bring a practical approach to bringing the beauty of historic sacred music into your choir’s practice, helping every singer connect with the music’s spiritual and emotional depth.Practice Made SimpleOrgan-patch rehearsal tracks allow sectional or full-choir practice anytime, anywhere - giving your singers confidence before rehearsal and saving directors time.
Tailored to Your EnsembleEvery choir is unique. Custom rehearsal tracks are available for public-domain works or arrangements you own - designed to help your singers shine.
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