Soundscholar - for all musicians and genres

Are you a music educator or blogger?

Take a look at an example site which uses SoundScholar to organize it's content:

Notice the way the content is presented and organized.

Specifically, see the list of works, then click on a specific title.

There is a lot of content for the site owner to present effectively. There are multiple videos associated with a single work, cross-referenced articles, images within the articles, and some also have audio files included.

A typical CMS (Content Management System) is not optimized for musicians and music educators. SoundScholar makes managing music-oriented content easy and efficient.

Yes, absolutely Soundscholar has been a complete game changer for our website. It is so well organized now, and easy to keep organized.

- Heather De Rome

Not a music educator or blogger?

All musicians will find SoundScholar useful to manage their repertoire information.

For example:

· Connect with others within the app with SoundScholar accounts to communicate or collaborate
· Songwriters: Keep lyrics, notes and ideas attached to titles
· Soloists: Generate playlists from your repertoire to access at gigs
· Gain high level insight into your repertoire with generated statistics (e.g. what % of my repertoire is in a minor key?)

Used in these ways, it is not necessary to connect your website to SoundScholar - it can be used as a stand alone application.

SoundScholar is genre agnostic!

Classical, Jazz, Pop, Rock, Hip Hop... SoundScholar works equally well regardless of the genre or genres you play.