Play with a real orchestra. Try it free for 48 hours.
Try it first
48 hours free. Enough to fall in love with the sound.
Playing with an orchestra is a skill — and a thrill. Your first session may feel challenging: the orchestra breathes, waits, and moves with you, and that takes some getting used to. That's exactly why your trial lasts 48 hours: enough time for a second session, where everything starts to click.
And as a Premium subscriber, you'll be able to request custom adjustments to your accompaniments — tempi, breathing points and cuts tailored to your playing, handcrafted and delivered within a few days.
Standard
48-hour free trial
$39.90
/month after trial · Cancel anytime
✓ Access to all 15 concertos
✓ Full orchestral backing tracks — real orchestra, never MIDI
$0 today · Cancel anytime — you keep access until the end of your billing period.
"OrchestraPlay transforms the way pianists work on concertos. It's an essential tool for any serious musician."
Alex Rovira
Professional pianist · Moscow
Simple. Immediate. Professional.
How it works
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Step 1
Choose your concerto
15 works available, all levels
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Step 2
Launch the accompaniment
Instant access, from anywhere
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Step 3
Play with the orchestra
A real orchestra, just for you
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
OrchestraPlay is a subscription service offering professional orchestral backing tracks for solo pianists working on concertos. You play the solo piano part — the orchestra plays with you.
15 concertos are currently available: Rachmaninoff No.1 & No.2 No.3 No.4, Chopin No.1, Beethoven No.3 No.5, Tchaikovsky No.1, Prokofiev No.1 & No.3, Mozart No.20 & No.24, Liszt No.1 and No.2, and Scriabin. New concertos are added regularly.
Yes. Both Standard and Premium include a 48-hour free trial. You enter your payment details to start, but you're charged $0 today. Cancel anytime within the 48 hours and you won't be charged. If you don't cancel, your subscription begins automatically at the end of the trial. Public preview extracts are also available for each concerto on the catalogue page so you can hear the quality beforehand.
Both plans give access to all 15 concertos. Premium adds our highest-quality audio, clean versions without a click track (perfect for performances), priority access to new releases, and custom adjustments — tempi, breathing points and cuts handcrafted to match your playing and delivered within a few days.
As a Premium subscriber, you can request personalized changes to any accompaniment — a slower tempo in one passage, a longer breath before an entry, a specific cut — so the orchestra fits your interpretation. Each adjustment is handcrafted and delivered within a few days. Simply contact us at orchestraplay@gmx.fr with your request.
These refer to tempo, not volume. 100% is the standard tempo of the concerto. 70% is slower — ideal for working through difficult passages. 40% is even slower, for detailed technical work. These practice files help you master the concerto progressively before moving to full tempo.
Yes, absolutely. You can cancel your subscription at any time, with no fees and no questions asked. Cancelling stops future renewals — you keep access until the end of the billing period you've already paid for, in line with our Terms & Conditions.
After subscribing, you receive an email with your login details. Simply log in to orchestraplay.com and access all your concertos instantly from any device.
Yes. OrchestraPlay works on any device — desktop, laptop, tablet, or smartphone. No app to download. Just log in from your browser.
OrchestraPlay is designed for pianists who are actively working on concertos — from advanced students to professional performers. The slower tempo versions (70%, 40%) make it accessible even if you're just beginning to learn a concerto.
Yes — but please contact us first at orchestraplay@gmx.fr to let us know and obtain our agreement. Once approved, the Premium clean version (no click track) is perfectly suited for recitals, competitions, exams, studio recordings, or masterclasses.
We accept all major credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express) via Stripe, a secure and globally trusted payment platform.
Yes. All payments are processed by Stripe, one of the world's most trusted payment providers. Your card details are never stored on our servers.
Yes — new concertos are added regularly. Violin concertos are planned for September 2026, followed by other instruments. All subscribers get access to new releases as they launch.
Yes. You can upgrade from Standard to Premium at any time. Simply contact us at orchestraplay@gmx.fr and we'll handle the switch for you.
You can reach us at any time at orchestraplay@gmx.fr. We typically respond within 24 hours.
"The premium quality of the orchestra is very very good. I really enjoyed the premium sound quality — I was enjoying like a kid, and it helped me understand what I want and need to improve. When I discovered OrchestraPlay, something clicked in my head — and after listening to the great sound quality, it did not seem such a bad idea after all."
— Àlex Rovira, Professional Pianist · Moscow, Russia
15 concertos. Ready to play.
Rachmaninoff No. 1, 2, 3, 4
Chopin No. 1
Beethoven No. 3, 5
Tchaikovsky No. 1
Prokofiev No. 1, 3
Mozart No. 20, 24
Liszt No. 1, 2
Scriabin Op. 20
Violin concertos arriving September 2026.
How it works
1. Choose your plan
Standard or Premium — both give instant access to all 15 concertos.
2. Access your library
Log in to your private member space. All your orchestral files are ready to stream.
3. Sit at your piano and play
Open the file on any device. The orchestra follows the score — you lead.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
OrchestraPlay is a subscription service that gives solo pianists access to professional orchestral accompaniments for the most iconic piano concertos in the repertoire. Every backing track is composed and produced by hand in Dorico — not generated by AI or MIDI — to give you the most realistic and musical experience possible. You practice or perform at your own piano, and a full orchestra plays with you.
Most accompaniment tools use MIDI sequencers or basic audio loops that sound mechanical and lifeless. OrchestraPlay tracks are composed note by note, with real orchestral balance, breathing, and phrasing in mind. The result sounds like a real orchestra responding to a score — not a machine counting beats.
The current catalogue includes 15 piano concertos: Rachmaninoff No. 1, 2, 3 & 4 — Chopin No. 1 — Beethoven No. 3 & 5 "Emperor" — Tchaikovsky No. 1 — Prokofiev No. 1 & 3 — Mozart No. 20 & 24 — Liszt No. 1 & 2 — Scriabin Op. 20. Violin concertos are arriving in September 2026, and the catalogue grows regularly.
Both plans give you access to all 15 concertos. The difference is in the audio quality and the number of versions available. Standard includes full accompaniments at standard audio quality, with tempo-flexible files at 100%, 70%, and 40% of the normal tempo. Premium adds superior sound quality recordings, a clean version with no click track for performance use, and two versions per concerto — with and without beat — at the highest production quality.
The beat track is a subtle rhythmic pulse mixed into the orchestral accompaniment — similar to a metronome, but musical. It helps you stay in sync with the orchestra when you're learning or working on a passage at tempo. The "without beat" version removes this pulse entirely, giving you a clean, pure orchestral sound — ideal for performing or recording.
These refer to the tempo of the accompaniment, not the volume. 100% means the orchestra plays at the full, standard tempo of the concerto. 70% means the orchestra plays at 70% of that tempo — slower, to give you time to work through difficult passages carefully. 40% is even slower, ideal for detailed technical work on the most demanding sections. These are practice files designed to help you master the concerto progressively, at your own pace, before moving up to full tempo.
Yes — but please contact us first at orchestraplay@gmx.fr to let us know and obtain our agreement. Once approved, the Premium clean version (no click, no beat) is perfectly suited for recitals, competitions, exams, studio recordings, or masterclasses. We want to support every pianist who chooses to perform with OrchestraPlay, and we're happy to discuss the context of your performance.
Immediately after payment, you receive a confirmation email with your login details. You can then log into your private member space and access the full catalogue right away. There is no waiting period, no download required — everything streams directly in your browser.
No. Everything is streamed securely online via our video platform. You just need a stable internet connection and a browser. The files are protected and cannot be downloaded or shared.
Yes. The platform works on any device with a modern browser — desktop, laptop, tablet, or smartphone. Many pianists use a tablet on their music stand to follow the score while the orchestra plays.
Yes, with no conditions and no penalty. You can cancel your subscription at any time directly from your account. You will keep access until the end of your current billing period.
There is no free trial, but every concerto in the catalogue has a free preview clip available — so you can hear the quality of the orchestral accompaniment before subscribing. You can listen to all previews on the catalogue page without creating an account.
You can use the "Custom Request" page to submit a request. We review all requests and prioritize new concertos based on demand. If your concerto is already planned, we'll let you know the expected release date.
Yes — contact us at orchestraplay@gmx.fr and we'll set up a longer-term plan with a discount of up to 27%.
All payments are processed by Stripe, one of the world's leading payment processors. OrchestraPlay never stores your card details. Transactions are encrypted and fully secure.
Accounts are personal and non-transferable. Each subscription is for individual use only. If you are a teacher and want to use OrchestraPlay with multiple students, contact us — we can discuss a custom arrangement.
Yes. Many teachers use OrchestraPlay to demonstrate orchestral context to their students, play alongside them in lessons, or assign specific movements for home practice. If you want to use it with a group of students on a regular basis, reach out and we'll find a solution together.
Contact us at orchestraplay@gmx.fr and we'll respond as quickly as possible. Include a description of the issue and, if possible, a screenshot — it helps us resolve things faster.
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