Learning the notes (and in the right order) is always helpful when singing in a choir.

We provide links to a website called Choralia who provide a means to practise your part. The parts are played by a computer with a slightly strange voice but the benefit of the player is that it can be slowed down without altering the pitch so difficult runs and transitions can be played at a speed you can manage for learning.

Choralia provide this service free of charge but please do consider making a voluntary donation to them for the use of their service

Practice Parts for Summer 2026

Summer 2026 – Choralia links

A guide to using the Choralia Player can be found further down this page.

Vivaldi: Gloria – SATB can be found here

Mozart: Mass in C – SATB can be found here

Zadok the Priest – SATB can be found here

Ave Verum – SATB can be found here

YouTube Links

Vivaldi Gloria – click here

Mozart Mass in C – click here

Zadok the Priest – click here

Ave Verum – click here

YouTube will play an advert before starting the video – watch out for SKIP and this will save time by skipping the advert and taking you straight to the video.

If you are not familiar with how to use the Choralia player here is simple picture guide on how to use it. (When you click to open a voice part you may get an advert pop up, you’ ll need to wait for it to load and after a few seconds it should disappear; you will then need to wait for the countdown to finish before your part appears.)