Who we are
Sage Score grew out of the challenges we encountered managing music in the real world. Built by musicians with deep experience in both music and software, it brings those two worlds together to create tools that understand how musicians actually work.
Sage Score began with a real music library. When the music program at Dover Congregational UCC changed directors, decades of repertoire were sitting on the shelves with no catalog and limited institutional record. That challenge helped inspire Sage, and Dover became its first real-world proving ground.
See Dover's transformationWhat is Sage Score?
Sage Score is intelligent music library software for ensembles, churches, schools, and private studios. It helps musicians catalog and organize sheet music, manage physical and digital libraries, plan repertoire, track performance history, and share resources.
What an intelligent music library is
A traditional library system can tell a director where a piece is. An intelligent library can also understand what the piece is, how it fits the ensemble, when it was last performed, what an upcoming program needs, and whether the piece is a strong candidate.
Sage Score helps you to know what you have, know where it is, and put it to work.
Who Sage Score is for
- Church music directors organizing choir libraries and planning around the lectionary
- Choir directors cataloging octavos, anthologies, and performance history
- Band and school ensemble directors inventorying large physical collections
- Private studio teachers managing PDFs, anthologies, and shared teaching resources
- Community ensembles replacing spreadsheets with a durable institutional library
What Sage Score helps you do
- Sheet music cataloging
- Physical and digital music library management
- Repertoire planning from music already owned
- Performance history tracking
- Insight-guided program planning
- Lectionary-aware church music planning
- Student assignment and progress tracking
- Member resource sharing
Company identity
Sage Score publishes product and editorial resources for working music directors. For questions, demos, or press, visit the contact page.