Many users submitted requests to Choralia, willing to obtain that advertisements displayed by the “Choralia mp3 player” could be removed if a subscription fee were paid. So far, this was…
Choralia is a website devoted to training aids for choirs. Choralia's final goal is to encourage the diffusion of choral music by helping choir singers to more easily study and…
Choraplayer's copyright and license policy is embedded inside Choralplayer's software code. You can display it using the "view source code" function available on most browsers. For your convenience, the copyright…
The manager of Choralia owns all the applicable intellectual property rights of the Choralia's training aids, such as creative components added by him, electronic performance rights, broadcasting rights, etc. .…
This question is actually answered already on the FAQ page of the Choralia website under "What's the reasonable amount of a donation?", which reads: Donations from individuals are typically in…
This is a rather frequent question from Choralia's users. The production process is quite complex, however it makes use of technologies that are available on the market and that anyone…
Almost all works available on Choralia's catalogue, and that can be played using Choralplayer, were made upon request. So, all requests for new works are very welcome! However, there are…
If you use Choralplayer without an "ads-stop" code, it is possibile that the so-called "popunder" advertisements are displayed, and they show up on top of the Choralplayer tab. Therefore, the…