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Sing a round Find your part, then hold your line while another voice sings a different one. My part See the part that fits your voice today — and the notes you can reach.
Meet the dawn chorus
Each bird sings one part of the harmony — together they’re a whole choir.
- Thrush — the Melody — carries the main tune everyone knows
- Nightingale — the Descant — the high line that soars above the tune
- Starling — the Cambiata — the flexible line that shifts as it grows
- Rook — the Anchor — the low ground the whole chord stands on
- Reed — the Drone — holds one long steady note under everything
- Cuckoo — the Canon — enters after the others with the same tune
- Tierce — the Harmony — sings a third above the tune, the sweetest blend
- Merle — the Unison — starts everyone together on one note before the parts split
- Linnet — the Breath — shows where to breathe so a line never breaks
- Cantor — (Conductor) gives the entry cue and the cut-off, and keeps everyone together
🔒 ChoirQuest listens right here on your device. Your singing is never recorded, never sent anywhere, and never saved — it only remembers the notes you can reach and the part that fits them, so your part is always in your key. Singing together with friends on nearby devices is coming next — it will only ever work in the same room.
Meet the cast — the characters who teach this
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Thrush the Melody — carries the main tune everyone knows -
Nightingale the Descant — the high line that soars above the tune -
Starling the Cambiata — the flexible line that shifts as it grows (the changing voice, framed positively) -
Rook the Anchor — the low ground the whole chord stands on -
Reed the Drone — holds one long steady note under everything -
Cuckoo the Canon — enters after the others with the same tune -
Tierce the Harmony — sings a third above the tune, the sweetest blend -
Merle the Unison — starts everyone together on one note before the parts split -
Linnet the Breath — shows where to breathe so a line never breaks -
Cantor (Conductor) gives the entry cue and the cut-off, and keeps everyone together