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Chord Quest turns printed and digital sheet music into audio you can practice to. Snap a photo or upload a PDF and hear your part played back — at your tempo, on your instrument.
Built for the days between lessons and rehearsals when there's no one in the room to tell you how it should sound.
Many students struggle with practice all week and aren’t sure what they get wrong until the next lesson. Without a reference or an expert, practice is guessing. Chord Quest fixes that — just scan your piece, hear how it's supposed to go, and stop the guesswork.
"My students can hear what it's supposed to sound like even when I'm not there. Home practice is so much more beneficial." — David, Music Teacher
CAPTURE
• Take a photo or upload a PDF of any sheet music
• Get clean notation you can follow on screen as it plays
• Works with standard treble and bass clef scores
HEAR
• Hear the whole arrangement, every voice at once
• Isolate your part by muting other voices
• Slow the tempo, speed it up, loop any passage
• Hear it on piano, strings, winds, or voice
PRACTICE
• Sight read with a clear audio reference
• Hear the passage, then match it — check your playing against the page
• Keep time with the built-in metronome
LIBRARY
• NO BINDER REQUIRED: Every score you've ever scanned, in your pocket.
• Organize by title, composer, or ensemble
MUSICIANS ON CHORD QUEST
"I've always wished I had an orchestra in my home to practice with. Chord Quest has now provided that for me." — Mei, Professional Piano Player
"Playing with other musicians is so much more enjoyable now! Chord Quest lets us share music easily and practice our parts together." — Sarah, Choir Director
FREE TO DOWNLOAD
Try Chord Quest risk-free before you subscribe
FREE ACCESS FOR MUSIC TEACHERS
Do you teach piano, voice, strings, or winds from a home studio or arts academy? Music teachers get Chord Quest free. Get verified at chordquestmusic.com/teachers.
BUILT FOR
• Beginner musicians
• Private music teachers and studio instructors
• School bands, orchestras, choirs, and ensembles
Upload your first piece for free and hear how it's supposed to sound.
Questions or feedback? Visit chordquestmusic.com for support.