RRehearsalReady

Concert music preparation, simplified

Turn a music PDF into focused student guides.

RehearsalReady scans your concert music, lets you review what it found, and creates instrument-specific study and rehearsal pages containing only what students need for that piece.

After signing in, upload immediately and review afterward—or provide piece and instrumentation details before uploading to improve the initial scan.

Canon of Peace

Paul Jennings

Flute · Student Study Guide
1

Notes and fingerings

E♭5 flute fingering
B♭4 flute fingering
G5 flute fingering
F5 flute fingering
A♭5 flute fingering
D5 flute fingering
C6 flute fingering
B♭5 flute fingering
2

Terms and symbols

Andante

A walking speed.

Vivace

Very lively and quick.

Rallentando

Gradually broaden and slow down.

Piano

Play softly.

Mezzo piano

Play medium soft.

Mezzo forte

Play medium loud.

Forte

Play loudly.

Staccato

Play short and separated.

Tenuto

Hold the note for its full value.

Fermata

Hold longer than written.

Slur

Connect notes smoothly in one phrase.

Breath mark

Take a quick breath.

Tie

Hold connected notes as one sound.

Subito

Suddenly.

Sostenuto

Sustained; play smoothly and held.

How it works

Choose how much information you want to provide.

Both starting points lead to the same scan, review, and guide editor.

1

Quick upload

Upload first. Review afterward.

Choose the source PDFs and let RehearsalReady detect the score information and instrumentation.

2

Guided setup

Add context before the scan.

Provide piece, source, learning, and instrumentation details to improve the initial results.

3

Review and create

Confirm what was found.

Correct anything needed, choose what students should receive, then customize and export the guides.

Explore a student guide

See how each page helps students prepare.

This example uses the Flute guide from Canon of Peace. Customize a few details, move through the pages, and see why each section is included.

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Flute
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Canon of Peace

Paul Jennings

Flute · Student Study Guide
1

Notes and fingerings

E♭5 flute fingering
B♭4 flute fingering
G5 flute fingering
F5 flute fingering
A♭5 flute fingering
D5 flute fingering
C6 flute fingering
B♭5 flute fingering
2

Terms and symbols

Andante

A walking speed.

Vivace

Very lively and quick.

Rallentando

Gradually broaden and slow down.

Piano

Play softly.

Mezzo piano

Play medium soft.

Mezzo forte

Play medium loud.

Forte

Play loudly.

Staccato

Play short and separated.

Tenuto

Hold the note for its full value.

Fermata

Hold longer than written.

Slur

Connect notes smoothly in one phrase.

Breath mark

Take a quick breath.

Tie

Hold connected notes as one sound.

Subito

Suddenly.

Sostenuto

Sustained; play smoothly and held.

What students receive

Less searching. More prepared playing.

Piece-specific fingerings

Only the detected notes and relevant fingerings for each student’s part.

Terms in one place

The musical terms and symbols confirmed during review, without an oversized glossary.

Focused rehearsal material

Key scale, selected music examples, rhythm patterns, and counting connected to the piece.

Create your first guide

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