What's new • The Share button on a piece, a choir score or the Library gives you the link to send. • When the Library is slow to answer, search tries again and finds your piece. • In a choir score a tied note is held to the end and every note sounds. • Six numbers join the Library, among them Copland's Zion's Walls and Purcell's I'll sail upon the Dog-star. • In the dark themes the small grey text reads easily.

Learn the music you sing: the texts line by line, with what they mean and how they sound, and games that put them in your head. And a practice plan for every concert coming up. FOR SINGERS Open an aria, a song or a whole opera and read it line by line. Under each line you see the pronunciation in IPA and a translation, and you can tap any word to see what it means. A spoken voice reads the text aloud, so you hear how it sounds before you sing it. Then learn it by heart. Short games take the…