Play more than one instrument? Choose your main instrument, the one that sets your section, when you sign up or anytime from your profile.

Spot your group conversations at a glance: their photo appears in your message list.

New Text tool to write on your sheet music. On Mac, the app fills the whole window. For managers, invite your musicians by email.

Announcements and conversations are clearer, with easier-to-read mentions. You'll also find the sheet music your managers share with you, dates that match your language, and many usability and reliability improvements.

Announcements get richer: vote in polls right from the announcement, and type @ to mention an event, a piece or a member, in your conversations too. Manage your offline files from Preferences, while files from past programs free up space on their own. Also new: white ink in the annotator to cover a printed marking, and a clearer “My orchestras” screen.

An event's stage plan appears on its page as soon as your ensemble shares it: open it full size, view it offline and send it as a PDF. In the score reader, “Annotate” lets you draw right on the page, and a Bluetooth pedal turns the pages. On iPad, the app makes the most of the screen: events and pieces in two columns, and messages with the conversation right beside the list. For leaders, stage plans can be created and edited by touch on iPad.

Your app comes along to rehearsal, even without a connection: events, programs, announcements and recent messages stay available, and any score, recording or document can be kept on your phone with a single tap. Scores open in a full-screen reader designed for the music stand: tap the edge of the screen to turn the page, the reader switches to landscape when you turn your phone, an iPad in landscape shows two pages side by side, and “Rotate” straightens the whole score at once.

Reading your sheet music is more comfortable: a button turns the page a quarter turn, and the screen stays awake while a score is open. In messages, files and recordings you receive stay available at any time, and an audio recording downloads just like a PDF. Instrument names appear in your own language throughout the app.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Your conversations open right away when you come back to the app. Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Support messaging welcomes your photos and documents: attach up to 4 files to a message to show exactly what you have in front of you, and view the images you receive right inside the conversation. Account deletion gains clarity: the app tells you precisely what will be removed, and what to take care of first if something still holds your account.

Comfort improvements and fixes across your repertoire, messaging and polls.

Messaging gets more comfortable: tap the quote in a reply to go straight to the original message, placed at the top of the screen with the rest of the exchange below it. Event notifications open the event they announce, including one in another of your ensembles or on a date that has already passed.

Your sheet music stays at hand, even when the network takes its time. In your event lists, the day of the week appears above the date. In messaging, tapping a quote takes you back to the original message, pressing and holding a reaction shows who reacted, and a mention slots into the middle of a sentence you have already written.

Your profile appears in full as soon as you open it, and your instruments stay exactly as you chose them. On an event page, the reason behind an absence or a late arrival stands out at a glance. The tab bar sits clearly apart from the content, in dark mode as well as light.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Experience improvements and minor bug fixes.

The next event card gets to the point: type, countdown, date, time and venue all read at a glance, and the attendance banner opens the event with a single tap. Announcements lead with their subject, their text reads comfortably, and an attached photo shows in full. In the Programs tab, a marker points out the pieces whose sheet music is waiting for you.

Visual improvements and minor bug fixes.

Attendance gets clearer: on an event, the moment your reply is expected appears above the buttons, a reminder arrives 24 hours before, and events still waiting for yours carry an "Attendance to confirm" label. Support moves into the app: ask the Sostenutoo team your question from your profile and follow the answer without leaving the app. Minor improvements and bug fixes.

This release refines the details and strengthens the app's day-to-day stability.

The instrument picker opens on the instruments your ensemble plays, still sorted by family, and the rest of the catalogue is one search away. On the next event card, your attendance reply sits right beside the countdown, so both read at a glance.

The program list shows the total running time next to the number of pieces, so the length of a concert reads at a glance. This version also brings minor improvements and fixes.

The “Prepare the next rehearsal” reminder fits your habits: at the end of the rehearsal, the next morning, or the evening before. Announcements gain their full menu: see who has read them, edit them, pin them. Every musician annotates their own part, on a layer that belongs to them alone. And the subscription page tells you at a glance which access is running and until when.

Invite your musicians with a simple link to share, or a QR code to scan at rehearsal. They join your ensemble in seconds, and you approve their arrival. Your ensemble can now have its photo too, so you recognise it at a glance. Plus a range of everyday improvements.