For choirs and music directors Beta
Type the melody. Get the soprano, alto and tenor.
Write a song's melody in solfège and add its chords. Solfège Studio writes the harmony parts, tells you why it chose each note, and plays them on a soft piano.
Free to use. No account needed. Works without internet.
Twinkle, Twinkle
Key of CChoose which part sings the melody, then type the melody and its chords. The other two parts are written for you, and you can change any note.
Watch a song being built
O come, all ye faithful, from a blank page to parts, practice tracks and a PDF. Nine minutes, every tap shown and explained.
No signal in the rehearsal room?
Works without internet
Open Solfège Studio once, then use it anywhere. Write parts, play them and save the PDF with no data and no Wi-Fi.
- Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app
- Your songs are saved on your phone
- Nothing to install from a store
How it works
Type the melody in solfège
One line at a time, one note for each syllable:
do do sol sol la la sol.Pick a chord for each note
As numbers or letters:
1 4 5orC F G.Get the three parts
Soprano, alto and tenor appear under the lyrics as you type.
Play it and hand it out
Hear it on a soft piano, then save a PDF and practice tracks for your choir.
Made for rehearsal
Every note explained
Tap a note to see why it was chosen and what else you could sing there.
Your ear decides
Change any note. The notes after it follow your choice.
Real rhythm
Hold a note for two beats, four beats or half a beat, and set the speed.
Hear one voice alone
Play just the alto, or the alto and tenor together, so each part learns its notes.
Practice tracks
Download the whole song, or one part clearly with the others soft underneath.
A clean PDF
Lyrics, chords and all three parts, ready to print or send.
Unison and harmony
Choose line by line whether everyone sings the tune or splits into parts.
Share with a link
Send a song to another director. They get their own copy to work on.
Examples inside
Three finished songs to open, play and take apart.
The parts come from the Solfège Studio harmony method.The same rules a music director would use, applied to every note, and shown to you.
Start with the song for this Sunday
Three example songs are waiting inside, so you can see how they were built.