Observed arrival · 2026-09-28
Opusdex: an orchestra player’s repertoire ledger
A free tracker lets orchestral musicians log concerts, build a personal catalogue of works they have played, earn medals, and compare repertoires on optional public leaderboards.
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- Orchestral musicians tracking their played repertoire
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- The catalogue credits Open Opus and Wikidata (CC0), with instrumentation partly derived from IMSLP (CC BY-SA 4.0).
Field notes
The described entry form records the orchestra, programme and each part played, while the seating chart can use American or German seating. The homepage says its work data comes from Open Opus and Wikidata, with instrumentation partly derived from IMSLP, and includes license information. Sign-in is described as an emailed six-digit code; profiles stay private unless users choose to make them public.
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