Arranger
“I know it's 11 PM, but we need four more bars in the dance break.”
Make the change. Publish the new version. Keep the history intact.
Divisi App
Stop sending FINAL-FINAL-REALLY-FINAL.pdf.
Divisi keeps your scores, parts, and versions in sync — so everyone is working from the music you actually meant to send.
You know the drill.
The music changed. Again.
Orchestrator
“I know it's 11:30 PM, but this new version needs to be ready tomorrow.”
Always know which score you're working from.
Copyist
“Which version am I engraving?”
No more guessing which score file is actually current.
Musician
“Wait... is this the new part?”
Open your part. Know you're looking at the right music.
There has to be a better way.
Stop digging through folders for the right part. Put the arrangement, its versions, and its parts in one place.
The old way
- Email chains
- Folder archaeology
- Duplicate files
- Outdated parts
- “Ignore my last email.”
- “Can someone resend that?”
The Divisi way
- Clear versions
- One source of truth
- Previous versions preserved
- Parts stay connected to the arrangement
- Everyone knows what's current
One place for every version of your music.
Music score and arrangement management that matches how productions actually work — not how folders pretend they do.
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Build your arrangement
Keep the score and its associated parts together — one arrangement, not a pile of mystery PDFs.
Screenshot: arrangement with score and parts -
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Publish a new version
When the music changes, create a new version instead of another FINAL-USE-THIS file. Working copies stay separate from what you release.
Screenshot: arrangement versions -
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Everyone stays in sync
Your ensemble can see the current version and get the right parts — including part books when you need the whole book for the stand.
Screenshot: current version and parts
Built for the people who make the music happen.
Arrangers, orchestrators, copyists, music directors, and performers — same production, same source of truth.
For Arrangers
Change the music without losing track of the music.
Last-minute bars, notes from the director, another rewrite before tech — publish a new version and keep the history with the arrangement, not buried in email.
Screenshot: publishing a new arrangement version
For Orchestrators
Keep the production moving when the score won't stop changing.
Always know which released version you’re working from. Parts stay tied to that arrangement so the pit material doesn’t drift from the source.
Screenshot: working from the current score version
For Copyists
Know exactly which version you’re engraving.
No more guessing which PDF is authoritative. Engrave against a clear version — and when the music moves again, you know what changed.
Screenshot: version history for engraving
For Musicians
Open your part. Know it’s the right one.
Get the part that matches what the ensemble is rehearsing — not last week’s attachment. Part books pull the same part across arrangements when you need the full book.
Screenshot: musician part / part book
No more…
- FINAL.pdf
- FINAL2.pdf
- FINAL_USE_THIS_ONE.pdf
- “Ignore my last email.”
- “Can someone resend the bass part?”
- “Which version are we rehearsing?”
- “Wait, I thought that was already updated.”
Just the music.
How Divisi keeps you organized.
Features explain the how. The rest of this page is the why — sheet music and arrangement management that fits real productions.
Version history
Every released version stays with the arrangement. Never wonder which PDF is the latest one.
Parts
Keep parts associated with the music they came from — and build part books musicians can actually turn.
Ensemble management
Keep the people working on the production together around the same arrangements and versions.
Getting music out
Make it easy for musicians to get the parts and part books they need for rehearsal and the stand.
Your music is complicated enough.
Your file management doesn't have to be.
Start organizing your music today — free for one ensemble, fifteen arrangements, and unlimited members. No countdown clock.