Put your repertoire into Orchesi once, with a part per instrument. Every musician opens their own part on a phone, tablet or computer. No more handing out folders, and no more PDFs in the group chat.
Create a piece with its title, composer, arranger and year. In the web app, drag all of its PDFs in at once. Orchesi turns each file into a part and recognizes the instrument from the file name.
PDF, JPG and PNG, up to 50 MB per file
Search by title, composer or arranger
The conductor and the music librarian see the whole library
A member only sees the pieces they have access to
Give access to the whole group, to a section group or to a few members. Choose by section and everyone gets only the parts for their own instrument. Percussionists see every percussion part. You can also give someone all the parts of a piece.
Access per piece, or to a whole setlist at once
Invited to a rehearsal or concert with a setlist? Then you have the music automatically
Access through an event ends on its own afterward
In the web app you see who has access to each piece, and how
The conductor puts the pieces for a concert or rehearsal in a setlist and sets the order. Link the setlist to the event. Everyone who’s invited then has the music at hand.
Drag pieces into order in the web app
Add a piece later and everyone with access gets it too
Restricted visibility: only the players see the setlist
Add a piece to several setlists in one go
Less work for whoever looks after the music. No searching for whoever has to play it.
When a new piece is ready for you, you get a notification. In the app the piece says New until you open it.
PDFs and images open in the app. A part you opened before is still on your phone and opens faster.
Share the part from the app to your printer, or download it in the web app and print it at home.
In the web app you see which members can open each piece, and whether that’s through a group, a setlist or an event.
Give your librarian the music manager role. They add music and give access without being an admin of the whole group.
Invite a guest musician to a concert with a setlist and they get the music for that concert.
Six questions to ask before you choose an app.
A clarinet player doesn’t want to scroll through twenty parts. In Orchesi everyone gets the parts for their own instrument.
You won’t add a library of hundreds of pieces one part at a time. In Orchesi you drag all the parts of a piece in at once.
Musicians look for the music next to the date in their calendar. In Orchesi you link a setlist to the event.
One player reads from a tablet, another prints at home. Orchesi works on iPhone, Android and in the browser.
If every member pays for their own app, it adds up. Orchesi costs €0.15 per active member per month, never more than €16.95, and members pay nothing.
A standalone sheet music app doesn’t know who’s coming to rehearsal. Orchesi also handles the schedule, the members and the instruments.
Every association works differently. See how Orchesi works for your kind of association, or for your role.
Or look at it by role: For members For boards
All about the app for music associationsPricing details
Free for first 3 months - then
€0.15 / member per month
With a maximum of €16.95 per month (incl. 21% VAT)
Cap reached: extra members are free
Send the invoice from your current tool to our support team. You then use Orchesi for free until that contract ends, and we take care of the rest.
support@orchesi.comA sheet music app for a band or orchestra is software where the group keeps its sheet music and shares it with the musicians. The music librarian adds each piece once, with a part per instrument. Every musician then opens their own part on a phone, tablet or computer. An app for a single musician, like forScore or MobileSheets, is made for reading your own music. An app for the group decides who gets which part. Orchesi is an app like this, made for wind bands, fanfare bands, drum bands, choirs and orchestras.
It depends on what you need. If a musician only wants to read their own music, an app like forScore or MobileSheets works well. If the group wants to share its music, you need an app that gives each musician the right part. That’s what Orchesi is made for. It costs €0.15 per active member per month, never more than €16.95, and the first 3 months are free.
Yes. Open Orchesi on your tablet, phone or computer. PDFs and images open right away, without downloading anything first.
Yes. Share a part from Orchesi to another app on your phone or tablet, like forScore or MobileSheets. There you use the part the way you’re used to. Orchesi makes sure you get the right part.
For members, Orchesi is free, on Android and on iPhone. The group pays €0.15 per active member per month, never more than €16.95. The first 3 months are free for the group too.
Each section has its own instruments, like trumpet and flugelhorn for the trumpets. Give access by section and every member gets the parts for the instruments in their section. Percussionists get every percussion part.
PDF, JPG and PNG, up to 50 MB per file. In the web app you drag all the parts of a piece in at once, and Orchesi recognizes the instrument from the file name. In the app you upload one part at a time.
Yes. Put the pieces in a setlist and link it to the concert. Everyone who’s invited gets their own part. After the concert that access ends on its own.
Yes. Share the part from the app to a printer, or download it in the web app and print it there.
Yes. A choir makes sections for its voice parts, like soprano, alto, tenor and bass. Give the whole choir every part, or give each voice part its own music by section.
Yes. You can upload parts as PDF, JPG or PNG today. We are working on a feature to import sheet music directly from Google Drive, OneDrive and Dropbox, so you can move your whole library in one go.
Help center
The help center explains every step, with screenshots from the app. The guides for members are easy to forward in your group chat.
Guide Sheet music & repertoire
Share sheet music online with your band, choir or orchestra. Compare email, Drive and apps, and get a checklist for parts, versions and copyright.
Published October 13, 2026 9 min read
News Sheet music & repertoire
Soon you can move sheet music into Orchesi in a few steps, straight from Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint or Dropbox.
Published September 30, 2026 1 min read
Try Orchesi free for 3 months with your whole group. No payment details needed.
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