Is Vivace Music really free?
Yes. Every score, the interactive player, the notation editor, the music theory course, ear training and the tools are free. There is no account, no subscription and no paywall.
Can I download the sheet music as a PDF?
Yes. Most of the 4,200+ scores have a free printable PDF on their sheet page, and the interactive player can create a PDF of any single instrument's part.
Is Vivace Music a free alternative to MuseScore?
For reading, practising and now writing, yes. The interactive player gives you synchronized notation, tempo from 25 to 200%, transposition, loops and a multi-track mixer in your browser, with nothing to install. Vivace Creator lets you write and edit scores and save them as MusicXML, and the free Sheet Music Converter opens MusicXML files, transposes them and exports PDF, MIDI or MusicXML.
Does Vivace Music offer a free music theory course?
Yes. The free course teaches one concept per lesson, each with a detailed page and a short video, in English, French, Arabic and Spanish.
What instruments does Vivace Music support?
Piano, voice, violin, viola, cello, double bass, flute, guitar and more, plus ensemble scores such as the Moroccan National Anthem arranged for 12 instruments including qanun, lute and percussion.
Does Vivace Music have a free sheet music editor?
Yes. Vivace Creator is a free notation editor that runs in your browser: write notes with the keyboard, the mouse or a touch screen, add instruments, lyrics and chord symbols, hear the score played back, then export MusicXML or MIDI, or print it. There is no account and nothing is uploaded.