Built for orchestra librarians

Software to organize and deliver the world's orchestral music.

PartHero is designed for orchestral librarians and assistants: cataloging scores, communication, part assignment tracking, license compliance, and part delivery—no more emailing PDFs or sharing Dropbox folders.

Work Reuse
Build Once
Risk Reduction
Continuity
Workflow Fit
Orchestral
Score library view in PartHero
How It Works

Deliver music at the click of a button

PartHero mirrors your existing orchestral process and makes each handoff easier to manage.

1. Catalog and prepare each work

Upload your music, verify instrumentation, and prepare your concert programs.

Part upload workflow in PartHero

2. Assign & deliver

Coordinate principal assignments, upload bowings, then send parts to your musicians via email.

Assignment and principal delivery workflow in PartHero
What PartHero Solves

Purpose-built software for orchestral library operations.

From metadata-rich scores to verified part delivery, every feature is designed around librarian workflows, long-term reuse, and operational continuity.

Metadata-Rich Score Cataloging

Catalog scores and parts with instrumentation, duration, and other metadata that Dropbox folder structures cannot provide.

Daniel's Integration

Automatically pull metadata from Daniel's orchestral reference so most public-domain works do not need manual entry.

Principal Assignment Emails

Send assignment emails to principals, enabling clear communication and structured assignment handoff.

One-Click Part Delivery

After assignments are reviewed by the librarian, deliver parts directly by email to the musicians who need them.

License Tracking and Expiration

Track rented-score licenses and expiration dates so your library stays compliant without separate spreadsheets.

Bowings and Clean Parts

Support both bowed parts and clean parts so different rehearsal and performance use cases are covered.

Flexible Part Overrides

Override which musicians receive a part when a standard mapping does not fit a specific piece, edition, or ensemble need.

Fast Roster Management

Import your master roster via CSV, then load principals and core members into program rosters in one click.

Email View Tracking

Track who received assignment/delivery emails and who viewed them, so follow-up is targeted and informed.

Do the Work Once, Reuse Forever

Create a score record once, then reuse it across future seasons and programs without rebuilding your setup each time.

Continuity and Risk Reduction

Institutional knowledge stays in the system, so if staffing changes happen, a new librarian can continue from the exact current state.

Feature Comparison

PartHero is built where orchestra library work gets specific.

General arts administration platforms cover broad planning and personnel operations. PartHero focuses on the library-specific work that happens after the program is chosen: parts, bowings, licenses, delivery, and reuse.

Native Semi-supported Not supported or not public
Library workflow feature OLTK DIESE Airtable Dropbox Ensemble Manager ArtsVision OPAS Rhapsody PartHero
Repertoire / works database
Music library holdings / material records
Part-level assignment / delivery
Bowings / clean parts support
License / rental expiration tracking
Daniels / orchestral metadata integration
Workflow-on-rails / guided next step
Reuse / history / continuity

Part-level logic

Assignments and delivery happen at the specific part level, not just as shared folders or generic file links.

Bowed and clean part workflows

PartHero accounts for the real string-library handoff between principals, bowed parts, and clean part delivery.

Rental-aware library records

License and rental expiration tracking is built into the library workflow instead of living in a separate spreadsheet.

Based on reviewed public materials in the competitive landscape.

See PartHero in your library workflow.

Bring your current process and repertoire mix. We will show you exactly how PartHero replaces Dropbox-heavy workflows with orchestral-specific tooling.