Calling all treble makers! Now until Sunday, Dec. 31, 2023, we need you to test out a new music database and let us know what you think.
nkoda is a database of sheet music with thousands of resources that aid in finding, playing and annotating music by pulling materials from all around the world and straight to your phone, tablet or computer.
Included is direct and unlimited access to publishing catalogs such as Barenreiter, Boosey & Hawkes, Chester, Faber Music, Novello and Ricordi. Special features include mark-up tools, sharing of scores and playlists, uploading PDF formatted files, storing and accessing offline and a hands-free page-turner.
We need your help.
To determine if nkoda is a resource the library should add, we need you to try it out and then complete our brief survey to let us know what you think. Your feedback will help us determine if this is the right resource for the community.
How to get started
1: Create an account. To access the library’s free trial of nkoda use this link. then click “Get Started” to create a unique account using a personal email address.
2: Download the nkoda app. On your personal device or computer, download the app. For iOS devices (iPad & iPhone), download here. For Mac devices, download here. For Microsoft devices, download here. For Samsung and Google devices, download here. Note: to navigate nkoda you will have to use the app.
nkoda App in iOS Store
4: Sign in with your account. Open the app and log into your account. Then, you’ll be prompted to “Continue as a member of Christian County Library.” Click “Yes.”
5: Start browsing. This is where the fun begins. Explore the eclectic collection of instrumental and vocal music – from Mozart, Brahms, and Stravinsky to Pink Floyd and Radiohead. Play around with all the special features and take mental notes of your experience.
6: Tell us how it was. Complete the survey below. To determine if nkoda is the right resource for this community, tell us how you feel by completing this very short survey before Jan. 1, 2024.
The Christian County Library is proud to have over 50 digital resources for patrons including test preparation, automotive care and children’s literacy databases. As part of our ongoing mission to build community for all through access, innovation, and engagement, we continue to identify and test new resources for our collection. To see our current materials, click here!