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Getting Started
Your librarian will have sent you a link to your free trial
nkoda limited, 6th Floor, Kings House, 9-10 Haymarket, London SW1Y 4BP, United Kingdom. nkoda Limited is a company registered in England and Wales. Registered number: 09889486.
Can I request a work if it's not in the library?
Yes! We can request works from our publishing partners on your behalf - just email support@nkoda.com
Who do I contact if I'm experiencing technical issues?
You can reach us by emailing support@nkoda.com
My trial has ended and I’m missing you already.
We recommend reaching out to your librarian, as they might be able to help you gain further access through your institution
“nkoda is really clever; it’s like a view into the future of making music.”
Sir Simon Rattle, Chief Conductor Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
A quick guide to help you get started building your own personal library (this is the fun part)
Building your Library
Step 1 - Finding scores
Step 2 - Saving your Scores
Step 3 - Make them yours
You can download the app on your device's App Store:
When you click on the link, you’ll be asked to create an account using your institution’s email address
Your free access will start straight away, and last until the end of the trial
A more general search, type in keywords or search for public playlists here
Look through the catalogue by composer or publisher here
Maybe you want to practice your polyrhythms along to the metronome...
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What is nkoda?
nkoda is a sheet music library - but it’s all digital.
We work with major sheet music publishers (as well as more boutique ones) to bring their content together into one place: the nkoda app.
We have over 130,000 digital scores, parts, and educational materials, spanning all different genres, instruments, and abilities. So whether you’re preparing for exams, practicing for an ensemble, or just exploring new repertoire, nkoda gives you:
Save all your important/favourite/useful scores straight to your library, or add them to your playlists
Use this search option to find pieces by composer and title
Using our annotation toolboxes, you can mark up your scores quickly and easily. We’ve made our toolboxes super customisable, so you can add or remove instrument-specific symbols, draw things, highlight things, type things - you can even set a button to jump to different pages
Use this search option to find pieces by composer and title
Building
A quick guide to help you get started building your own personal library (this is the fun part)
Step 1
Finding scores
A more general search, type in keywords or search for public playlists here
Look through the catalogue by composer or publisher here
Step 2
Saving your Scores
Save all your important/favourite/useful scores straight to your library, or add them to your playlists
Step 3
Make them yours
Using our annotation toolboxes, you can mark up your scores quickly and easily. We’ve made our toolboxes super customisable, so you can add or remove instrument-specific symbols, draw things, highlight things, type things - you can even set a button to jump to different pages
your
Library
Maybe you want to practice your polyrhythms along to the metronome...
nkoda is a sheet music library - but it’s all digital. We work with major sheet music publishers (as well as more boutique ones) to bring their content together into one place: the nkoda app.
We have over 130,000 digital scores, parts, and educational materials, spanning all different genres, instruments, and abilities. So whether you’re preparing for exams, practicing for an ensemble, or just exploring new repertoire, nkoda gives you:
What
nkoda?
is
You can download the app on your device's App Store:
Your librarian will have sent you a link to your free trial
Started
Your free access will start straight away, and last until the end of the trial
When you click on the link, you’ll be asked to create an account using your institution’s email address
Can I request a work if it's not in the library?
Yes! We can request works from our publishing partners on your behalf - just email support@nkoda.com
Who do I contact if I'm experiencing technical issues?
You can reach us by emailing support@nkoda.com
My trial has ended and I’m missing you already.
We recommend reaching out to your librarian, as they might be able to help you gain further access through your institution
nkoda
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“nkoda is really clever; it’s like a view into the future of making music.”
Sir Simon Rattle, Chief Conductor Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
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