Online Links for Practice Resources
We expect choir members to do plenty of practice between rehearsals!
Spring 2026 Concert
To help you practice, here are a selection of sources to sing along to:
| YouTube (free) | Choralia (free) | John Fletcher (marked where free or paid) | |
| Missa Pro Juventute – Tine Bec | Kyrie here Gloria here Sanctus and Benedictus here Agnus Dei here | ||
| Only in Sleep – Eriks Esenvalds | Performance here | Practice for all parts available here | Practice resources are here (paid) |
| Ave Maris Stella – Edvard Grieg | Performance here | Practice resources are here (free) | |
| Sunrise Mass – Ola Gjeilo | Performance here Playlists of all parts for practice on Youtube here | Practice for all parts available here | Practice resources are here (paid) |
| Ubi Caritas – Ola Gjeilo | Performance here Soprano Alto Tenor Bass | Practice for all parts available here | Practice resources are here (paid) |
| Aftonen (Evening) – Hugo Alfvén | I have only found this in Swedish so far here |
Notes on Midi and MP3 Sources available
CHORALIA (free)
These particular MP3 files use a “synthetic voice” which sounds a bit odd, but does mean you can hear each syllable pronounced. It’s very helpful, though purists may shudder!
You can choose the Voice with metronome, Emphasised voice with other voices, or All voices.
You can either play these from the web page (left-click) or download each file to your PC (right-click and “Save As”).
CYBERBASS (free)
Another useful practice resource in which the emphasised part is played on an instrument rather than voice.
CHORD PERFECT (some free, some paid)
This site enables you to hear your particular part emphasised and sung by professional singers complete with orchestral accompaniment. There are not many composers or works featured. You can find it here.
JOHN FLETCHER’S MIDI AND MP3 FILES (some free, some paid)
Works that are out of copyright are free to download. To download works that are still in copyright, you must register for a paid account and log in.
You can either play these from the web page (left-click) or download each file to your PC (right-click and “Save As”). The slowed-down sections for practice are clearly marked “at slower, rehearsal speed”. If playing a Midi file direct from the web does not work, you can download the Midi files individually to your PC by right-clicking each icon.