Discover The complete Prelude In OrchPlay Multichannel FormaT
The OrchPlay team is proud to present the complete Prelude from Wagner's Tristan und Isolde in multichannel format.
You may download the file from the OrchPlay Music Library in the application.
About Bookmarks and Bookmark Lists
Bookmark Lists are accessed from the Bookmark icon at the top-right corner of the OrchPlay interface. Before loading a bookmark from the list you must have the related OrchPlay files installed in your Music Library. OrchPlay bookmarks contain information that works in parallel with the OrchPlay Music Library:
- Playback cursor position, score page and Locator selection (starting-ending time and measure numbers)
- Activated and deactivated sound of specific instruments as well as Mixer settings (mutes, solos, balance)
- Colored score markings
With custom or OrchPlay-provided Bookmark Lists you may:
- Quickly prepare lectures and presentations and organize your audio-visual material for Online classes
- Instantaneously alternate between multiple selections of instruments; choose an instrument or build any instrumental combinations
- Highlight the role of a specific instrument in a musical context by increasing its presence
- Compare the musical interpretation of the same passage from different recording
Next to the Bookmark icon you will find the Embedded Documents. The OrchPlay Music Library always provides a study score in PDF format. Teachers have access to different score versions with full or selective orchestral family reductions and piano versions. The page layout enables students to write directly onto the score. PDF scores filenames have suffixes combinations that indicate their layout:
- ORCH = Orchestra score with blank staves for orchestral families reduction or piano reduction assignments [Pro and Teacher]
- REDUC = Orchestral families reductions for orchestration or piano reduction assignments [Teacher only]
- Piano = Piano version for orchestration assignments [Teacher only]
Pro/students may listen to the orchestral families reductions and piano versions. Only Teachers have the written solutions as scores.
Since OrchPlay multichannel files are large the process can take up to multiple hours. It can be interrupted and resumed at any time.
About Bookmarks and Bookmark Lists
Bookmark Lists are accessed from the Bookmark icon at the top-right corner of the OrchPlay interface. Before loading a bookmark from the list you must have the related OrchPlay files installed in your Music Library. OrchPlay bookmarks contain information that works in parallel with the OrchPlay Music Library:
- Playback cursor position, score page and Locator selection (starting-ending time and measure numbers)
- Activated and deactivated sound of specific instruments as well as Mixer settings (mutes, solos, balance)
- Colored score markings
With custom or OrchPlay-provided Bookmark Lists you may:
- Quickly prepare lectures and presentations and organize your audio-visual material for Online classes
- Instantaneously alternate between multiple selections of instruments; choose an instrument or build any instrumental combinations
- Highlight the role of a specific instrument in a musical context by increasing its presence
- Compare the musical interpretation of the same passage from different recording
Next to the Bookmark icon you will find the Embedded Documents. The OrchPlay Music Library always provides a study score in PDF format. Teachers have access to different score versions with full or selective orchestral family reductions and piano versions. The page layout enables students to write directly onto the score. PDF scores filenames have suffixes combinations that indicate their layout:
- ORCH = Orchestra score with blank staves for orchestral families reduction or piano reduction assignments [Pro and Teacher]
- REDUC = Orchestral families reductions for orchestration or piano reduction assignments [Teacher only]
- Piano = Piano version for orchestration assignments [Teacher only]
Pro/students may listen to the orchestral families reductions and piano versions. Only Teachers have the written solutions as scores.
Since OrchPlay multichannel files are large the process can take up to multiple hours. It can be interrupted and resumed at any time.
About Bookmarks and Bookmark Lists
Bookmark Lists are accessed from the Bookmark icon at the top-right corner of the OrchPlay interface. Before loading a bookmark from the list you must have the related OrchPlay files installed in your Music Library. OrchPlay bookmarks contain information that works in parallel with the OrchPlay Music Library:
- Playback cursor position, score page and Locator selection (starting-ending time and measure numbers)
- Activated and deactivated sound of specific instruments as well as Mixer settings (mutes, solos, balance)
- Colored score markings
With custom or OrchPlay-provided Bookmark Lists you may:
- Quickly prepare lectures and presentations and organize your audio-visual material for Online classes
- Instantaneously alternate between multiple selections of instruments; choose an instrument or build any instrumental combinations
- Highlight the role of a specific instrument in a musical context by increasing its presence
- Compare the musical interpretation of the same passage from different recording
Next to the Bookmark icon you will find the Embedded Documents. The OrchPlay Music Library always provides a study score in PDF format. Teachers have access to different score versions with full or selective orchestral family reductions and piano versions. The page layout enables students to write directly onto the score. PDF scores filenames have suffixes combinations that indicate their layout:
- ORCH = Orchestra score with blank staves for orchestral families reduction or piano reduction assignments [Pro and Teacher]
- REDUC = Orchestral families reductions for orchestration or piano reduction assignments [Teacher only]
- Piano = Piano version for orchestration assignments [Teacher only]
Pro/students may listen to the orchestral families reductions and piano versions. Only Teachers have the written solutions as scores.
Since OrchPlay multichannel files are large the process can take up to multiple hours. It can be interrupted and resumed at any time.
About Bookmarks and Bookmark Lists
Bookmark Lists are accessed from the Bookmark icon at the top-right corner of the OrchPlay interface. Before loading a bookmark from the list you must have the related OrchPlay files installed in your Music Library. OrchPlay bookmarks contain information that works in parallel with the OrchPlay Music Library:
- Playback cursor position, score page and Locator selection (starting-ending time and measure numbers)
- Activated and deactivated sound of specific instruments as well as Mixer settings (mutes, solos, balance)
- Colored score markings
With custom or OrchPlay-provided Bookmark Lists you may:
- Quickly prepare lectures and presentations and organize your audio-visual material for Online classes
- Instantaneously alternate between multiple selections of instruments; choose an instrument or build any instrumental combinations
- Highlight the role of a specific instrument in a musical context by increasing its presence
- Compare the musical interpretation of the same passage from different recording
Next to the Bookmark icon you will find the Embedded Documents. The OrchPlay Music Library always provides a study score in PDF format. Teachers have access to different score versions with full or selective orchestral family reductions and piano versions. The page layout enables students to write directly onto the score. PDF scores filenames have suffixes combinations that indicate their layout:
- ORCH = Orchestra score with blank staves for orchestral families reduction or piano reduction assignments [Pro and Teacher]
- REDUC = Orchestral families reductions for orchestration or piano reduction assignments [Teacher only]
- Piano = Piano version for orchestration assignments [Teacher only]
Pro/students may listen to the orchestral families reductions and piano versions. Only Teachers have the written solutions as scores.
Since OrchPlay multichannel files are large the process can take up to multiple hours. It can be interrupted and resumed at any time.
About Bookmarks and Bookmark Lists
Bookmark Lists are accessed from the Bookmark icon at the top-right corner of the OrchPlay interface. Before loading a bookmark from the list you must have the related OrchPlay files installed in your Music Library. OrchPlay bookmarks contain information that works in parallel with the OrchPlay Music Library:
- Playback cursor position, score page and Locator selection (starting-ending time and measure numbers)
- Activated and deactivated sound of specific instruments as well as Mixer settings (mutes, solos, balance)
- Colored score markings
With custom or OrchPlay-provided Bookmark Lists you may:
- Quickly prepare lectures and presentations and organize your audio-visual material for Online classes
- Instantaneously alternate between multiple selections of instruments; choose an instrument or build any instrumental combinations
- Highlight the role of a specific instrument in a musical context by increasing its presence
- Compare the musical interpretation of the same passage from different recording
Next to the Bookmark icon you will find the Embedded Documents. The OrchPlay Music Library always provides a study score in PDF format. Teachers have access to different score versions with full or selective orchestral family reductions and piano versions. The page layout enables students to write directly onto the score. PDF scores filenames have suffixes combinations that indicate their layout:
- ORCH = Orchestra score with blank staves for orchestral families reduction or piano reduction assignments [Pro and Teacher]
- REDUC = Orchestral families reductions for orchestration or piano reduction assignments [Teacher only]
- Piano = Piano version for orchestration assignments [Teacher only]
Pro/students may listen to the orchestral families reductions and piano versions. Only Teachers have the written solutions as scores.
Since OrchPlay multichannel files are large the process can take up to multiple hours. It can be interrupted and resumed at any time.
About Bookmarks and Bookmark Lists
Bookmark Lists are accessed from the Bookmark icon at the top-right corner of the OrchPlay interface. Before loading a bookmark from the list you must have the related OrchPlay files installed in your Music Library. OrchPlay bookmarks contain information that works in parallel with the OrchPlay Music Library:
- Playback cursor position, score page and Locator selection (starting-ending time and measure numbers)
- Activated and deactivated sound of specific instruments as well as Mixer settings (mutes, solos, balance)
- Colored score markings
With custom or OrchPlay-provided Bookmark Lists you may:
- Quickly prepare lectures and presentations and organize your audio-visual material for Online classes
- Instantaneously alternate between multiple selections of instruments; choose an instrument or build any instrumental combinations
- Highlight the role of a specific instrument in a musical context by increasing its presence
- Compare the musical interpretation of the same passage from different recording
Next to the Bookmark icon you will find the Embedded Documents. The OrchPlay Music Library always provides a study score in PDF format. Teachers have access to different score versions with full or selective orchestral family reductions and piano versions. The page layout enables students to write directly onto the score. PDF scores filenames have suffixes combinations that indicate their layout:
- ORCH = Orchestra score with blank staves for orchestral families reduction or piano reduction assignments [Pro and Teacher]
- REDUC = Orchestral families reductions for orchestration or piano reduction assignments [Teacher only]
- Piano = Piano version for orchestration assignments [Teacher only]
Pro/students may listen to the orchestral families reductions and piano versions. Only Teachers have the written solutions as scores.
Since OrchPlay multichannel files are large the process can take up to multiple hours. It can be interrupted and resumed at any time.
De l'aube à midi sur la mer in OrchPlay Multichannel Format
The OrchPlay team is proud to present the complete first movement from Debussy's La Mer in multichannel format.
Composed between 1903 and 1905, La Mer was initially not well received, but soon became one of Debussy's most admired and frequently performed orchestral works. In the first movement “From dawn at noon on the sea”, Debussy explores the subtle changes of atmosphere and brightness of the sea which accompanies the progress of the morning on the water. The first part is a crescendo showing the rise of day. It is supported by a cyclical movement of the strings and winds symbolizing the ebb and flow of the waves. It is followed by a melody of 16 cellos showing us a calmer sea interrupted by a flute drawing the flight of a bird. The first movement ends with a long crescendo including cymbals, a reminiscent of the crashing waves.
Audio Channels: 47
Duration: 9:25
i De l'aube à midi sur la mer: Very slow – Accelerate gradually, starting 6/4 in B Minor
Discover The first & third movement In OrchPlay Multichannel FormaT
The OrchPlay team is proud to present the first and third movements from Mozart's Symphony No. 40 in multichannel format.
The 40th is Mozart's most famous symphony, where he achieves an almost miraculous balance between substance and form as well as between thematic invention and rhythmic dynamism.
i Molto allegro, 2/2 in G Minor
Audio Channels: 17
Duration: 7:44
iii Menuetto, Allegretto – Trio, 3/4 in G minor
Audio Channels: 15
Duration: 3:17