PCC Music Library
The Music Library provides scores, recordings and guide tracks for the songs you’re studying. Use them to read the music, learn the vocal line and practise with accompaniment.
Sheet Music
You receive sheet music for the repertoire you study. A score gives the teacher and student a shared reference for the notes, rhythm and phrasing they are working on.
If you need a different key, request a transposition. The music can then sit alongside the recording and accompaniment in your practice materials.
Recordings and Accompaniment
New repertoire includes the original recording, a Stem4rge accompaniment track and an isolated vocal track. Hear how the artist performs the song, focus on the voice, then sing with the accompaniment.
The teacher can listen to your complete performance without playing at the same time, then return to the passages that need attention.
Guide Tracks
A vocals-only track or a piano melody track gives you the line on its own. You can listen to the passage you are learning, then return to singing it with the full accompaniment.
These guide tracks sit alongside the score and the original recording. They give you several ways to approach the same piece.
Repertoire Practice
Listen. Begin with the original recording and the score for the song you’re studying.
Focus. Return to an isolated vocal or melody track when you need to examine the line.
Sing. Use the accompaniment for the complete song and the assignments from your teacher.