FOR CHOIRS & ENSEMBLES
Many voices. One breath.
Entrances, cut-offs, dynamics, dozens of people watching one baton. Stranto keeps an entire ensemble, singers and players alike, breathing on the same beat.
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An entrance is only as clean as the weakest eye on the baton.
Back row, far section, a singer who looked down for a second, and the attack frays.
Dynamics and cut-offs drift.
What felt unified in rehearsal scatters in the hall. The release isn’t quite together; the swell isn’t quite shaped.
Everyone’s score is marked differently.
Breath marks here, a cut there, a tempo note someone else never got. The ensemble isn’t reading the same map.
What changes with Stranto
Mark the score once, for everyone
Speed Entry
Enter breaths, cut-offs, and dynamics keyboard-fast, and every singer sees the same markings instantly.
One baton, everyone on it
Universal Sync
The whole ensemble follows the same master clock. Entrances land together; cut-offs are clean; the swell is shaped as one.
Your repertoire, made live
Interactive Assets
Bring the scores you already sing. Stranto makes them move with the director, no re-engraving.
How it works from rehearsal to concert
Mark the score once
The director or section leader hosts. Bring in the scores you already sing, then enter breaths, cut-offs, and dynamics keyboard-fast.
Invite the ensemble
Singers and players join free, each on their own phone or tablet, and see the same markings the moment you make them.
Breathe on one beat
Everyone follows the same master clock, so entrances land together, releases are clean, and the swell is shaped as one, front row to back.
The final cut-off
The piece swells to its last chord and the director lifts. Forty singers and the players release as one (front row and back, every section, exactly together) because every eye is on the same clock, not guessing. The chord rings, then silence, perfectly shaped. The hall holds its breath with them.
Your entrances and releases have never been this together. It’s like the whole choir suddenly shares one set of ears.
Questions choirs and ensembles ask
- Does Stranto replace the conductor?
- No. The director still leads. Stranto gives every singer and player the same position in the score at the same moment, so nobody is guessing from the back row or a far section.
- Will every singer see the same markings?
- Yes. Mark a breath, a cut-off, or a tempo change once and every member sees it. No more scores marked five different ways.
- Can we use the scores we already sing from?
- Yes. Bring the scores you already sing and Stranto makes them move with the performance. Nothing needs to be re-engraved.
- Does every member need a paid plan?
- No. Only the host carries a plan, and everyone the host invites plays free. Large ensembles are what the organization plans are for, with sections and per-part cues.