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Sheet Music Archive

Notes

Write private notes directly into your sheet music – fingerings, cues and music symbols.

What you used to write into paper sheet music with a pencil – fingerings, cues, breath marks – you do directly on screen in SinfoniaOne. Your notes sit on top of the sheet music, just for you.

Phone app only

You write notes only in the app on your smartphone or tablet, in the performance player. It's not possible on a computer in the browser. It works best with a stylus (e.g. Apple Pencil).

Your notes stay private

Only you see your notes

Every note belongs only to you. No one else in the club sees your entries – and the original PDF stays unchanged. So there's nothing you can break: delete your notes, and the sheet music is back the way it was.

The tools

In the player you'll find a toolbar with everything you need to mark up:

  • Pen – draw and write freely.
  • Highlighter – highlight spots in color.
  • Eraser – remove your own entries again.
  • Shapes – crescendo, decrescendo, slur or a simple line.
  • Music symbols – ready-made marks to tap and place: dynamics, articulation, breath marks, repeats, accidentals, ornaments, rests and more.
Performance player (PerformancePlayerScreen) with the note toolbar open (pen, highlighter, shapes, symbols)

How to write a note

Choose a tool

Open the toolbar in the player and tap the tool you want – e.g. the pen or a music symbol.

Write into the sheet music

Draw or place your note in the right spot. You place a music symbol with a tap; with the pen you write freely.

Saved automatically

Your notes are saved automatically – even without internet. They're there the next time you open the piece.

Share a PDF with notes

You can export and share a PDF with your own notes. However, this only works for individual part PDFs – not for combined bundles or entire setlists.