Bach
Brandenburg Concerto No. 3
First movement
Follow: First violins
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ConcertingThe classics.
With a twist.
Thousands of pieces. Your choice of instruments.
Hear the music you love in a whole new way.
Coming to iPhone & Android
YOUR MUSIC. YOUR INSTRUMENTS.
5,600
classical pieces to discover
100
pieces in the free edition
Offline
every piece, wherever you are
01 / The experience
A familiar melody.
An entirely new feeling.
Keep what you love. Change what you like.
You don’t need to read music to make it yours.
Choose the instrument for each part
Recorded in Concerting · Full releaseA little change makes all the difference
Give a string melody to a flute. Put a piano at the heart of a piece. Choose an instrument for each part and discover combinations the composer never heard.
Follow a part you’ve never noticed. Switch others off, try another instrument, or simply let the original instruments play. The smallest change can reveal something new.
Begin with the familiar, explore hidden gems, or find a quick listen. More than 5,600 pieces give you plenty of places to start.
A taste of the library02 / In motion
Don’t just
imagine it.
Hear it.
Discover Concerting, choose the instruments, and hear the music take on a different character.
Sound starts when you choose to watch.03 / The music
So much to
come back to.
Great names. Favourite pieces. Unexpected arrangements.
A small selection from the Concerting library.
Press play for a little of each piece. Follow the featured part as the whole ensemble plays.
Chopin
Raindrop Prelude
Op. 28, No. 15
Follow: Piano · both hands
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Mozart
Symphony No. 40
First movement · Molto allegro
Follow: First violins
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Debussy
Clair de Lune
Orchestral arrangement
Follow: Flute
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Beethoven
Moonlight Sonata
Brass quintet arrangement
Follow: First trumpet
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Vivaldi
Winter
The Four Seasons · Excerpt
Follow: Flute
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Examples from the full library. Individual pieces may require the Full release.
Keep the good combinations
A Mix that’s
entirely yours.
Your favourite pieces, with your chosen instruments. Keep them together in a Mix, return to them whenever you like, or share a copy with another Concerting listener.
Choose a piece→Make it yours→Keep or share
Mixes share as a file. No account needed.04 / Practice tools
Stay with a passage.
Make it click.
For the moments you want to go beyond listening.
Slow down, repeat, and follow your part.
The same music. A closer look.
Schumann’s Träumerei, shown in both views. Follow the music as you listen, or bring your own part into focus for practice.
Listen with the scrolling notes and explore the instruments in the Full release.
Add a focused view of your part, passage loops and the markings that help you practise.
Find your part. Find your pace.
See how Full and Practice tools help you follow a part, return to a passage, and play along.
Take your time
Slow the music down. Loop a passage. Spend as long as you like with the part you’re learning.
Follow your part
Watch the notes move with the music and use transposition for your own instrument.
Bring your own music
Import MusicXML or MIDI files and explore them with Concerting’s instruments.
Practice tools are an additional purchase on mobile.
For Concerting owners
A little help.
More possibilities.
From your first instrument change to a focused practice session, get to know everything Concerting can do.
Choose your way in
Start listening.
Go further.
Try Concerting for free. Add more music, or make space for practice, when you are ready.
A place to begin
Free
100 pieces and 18 instruments to get to know Concerting.
- Listen offline
- Explore the free pieces and instruments
- Get comfortable with the player
Your main unlock
Full release
The complete library, every instrument, and high quality recordings.
- More than 5,600 pieces
- Change the instruments and keep your Mixes
- One-time purchase on iPhone and Android
Add to Full
Practice tools
A set of tools for learning a part and playing along with the ensemble.
- Choose your part and how much you hear it
- Loop a passage, use a count-in and metronome
- Import MusicXML or MIDI for your own practice
On iPhone and Android, Full and Practice are separate one-time purchases; Practice requires Full. The store shows the local price before you buy. Purchases are restored through the same store account.
The planned Steam desktop edition includes Practice tools. It is still in development.
Help with purchases05 / Good to know
Before you
press play.
Do I need to know anything about classical music?
No. Start with a tune you recognise, browse a collection, or try a new instrument. You can just listen and experiment. The notes and practice tools are there when you want to go further.
What can I try for free?
The free edition includes 100 pieces. The rest of the library is available with a single in-app purchase. Practice tools are an additional purchase on mobile.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Every piece in the library plays offline. The music and instrument recordings are included with the app, so listening doesn’t depend on an internet connection.
Can I share what I make?
You can export a Mix as a file and send it to another Concerting listener. It carries the pieces and instrument choices, ready to import. Each person keeps their own independent copy.
Do I need an account?
No sign-in or account is required. Your settings and Mixes are kept on your device. Concerting privacy
When will Concerting be available?
The iPhone and Android apps are in testing, with the desktop edition also in development. Download and store links will appear here when each edition is available.
The next movement
Your new way
into the classics.
We’re putting the finishing touches to Concerting.
This is where you’ll find it when it’s ready.
iPhone & AndroidCurrently in testingComing soon
DesktopPlanned for SteamIn development