Count down to a concert

Who can do it

Every member, for themselves. There is nothing to turn on: a concert counts down as soon as the choir links a playlist to it. Your ratings, and so your readiness, are yours alone: no one else in the choir sees them, not the director, not your section leader.

Your choir needs practice tracking switched on. Practice streaks are not needed.

How to

See how many days are left

1. In Music, the Practice section lists one row per upcoming concert, performance or tour whose playlist is linked to it, the closest first, before My practice.
2. Each row shows the playlist's name and, under it, the days left and how many of its songs you are confident on: "In 51 days · 6 of 14 songs confident". A concert later today reads Today, one tomorrow Tomorrow. Days turn at midnight in your choir's time zone.
3. A rehearsal, intensive or workshop gets no countdown: its playlist is your homework (see Your music). Neither does a cancelled or postponed event, nor a playlist that is not linked to an event.
4. Once the concert has begun, its row leaves the section the next time Music loads.

See where you stand

1. Tap a countdown row. The card at the top repeats the days left, gives the date of the concert and fills a bar with the songs you are confident on.
2. A song counts as confident once you rate it 4 or 5 (see Track your practice). Rate a song and the bar moves at once.
3. Under Least confident first, the playlist's songs are in the order of My practice: never rated, then the lowest rating, then the least practice time. Each row shows your rating and, under it, your time and sessions.
4. Tap a song to practise it and rate it.
5. Tap Start a Surprise Practice, under the card, for a few of the concert's songs picked for you and played in a row (see Surprise Practice).