Digital Chant Stand






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Digital Chant Stand reviews
4.8 out of 5, based on 111 reviews.
What people like
- Offline access works great for church services
- Shows Greek and English text side by side
- Includes helpful audio recordings of hymns
What they complain about
- Audio won't play on silent mode
- App crashes when reopening or switching tabs
- Translations are often confusing or incorrect
The best there is!
There is nothing better out there! Kudos, thanks, and glory to God!
99.9% the way there
Personally, I think the app is absolutely fantastic. The only reason I give it 4 and not a 5 stars, I wish that I could access the services only in the app without having to go to Safari each time to remove the media tab, also having the option to download services for times when Wi-Fi isn’t available would be great to!
Gets worse and worse
Can no longer just see the Greek text.
Revolutionary, But Getting Worse
The Good: We have to acknowledge DCS is revolutionary and has changed the service landscape in America. They must be commended for this. I hope it will encourage people to learn the services rather than simply becoming a permanent crutch, but that’s not on them. The Bad: The translations are constantly changing and getting progressively worse. Many are to the point of comedy at this point and every chanter talks about it. Moreover, since Ages was subsumed under the GOA, the order and wording of services can be and has been changed at will. This is not a healthy precedent if we become reliant on the DCS tool. This app has been and continues to be glitchy, though I am sure that will improve with time. Recommendation: Use Ages as an outline if you need it but sub the English text for HTM books, which will not change.
App still crashes on IPad
Still crashing when you close the app and reopen it. It doesn’t stay where you last left off goes back to the dates menu Fantastic app as a chanter using it daily
Great app, easy to follow through the services. Please support iOS 18 dark and tinted app icons.
Great app no iOS 18 support
Needs an update
It’s showing 2024 dates. Should have been updated in time for 2025 Holy Week. Also very confusing to use in the download menus and such.
A tool I use every day
I use this tool every day for the daily readings and honoring of the Saints. Also, our church uses it during Vespers service and other services that are outside of Sunday orthros & liturgy.
Great App
Great app. I wish it just had the tones like a piano so I can hear the notes.
MP3s Solution
The MP3s will not play if your iPhone is in silent mode, even if you adjust the volume.
The best orthodox service app for everyone
I use this every day, is invaluable to prayer life and following along with the hymns and prayers of the church, has the prayers, music in byzantine and western notation, and even recordings built in. Thank you so much for this!
Easy to follow along
I’m a layperson who can read the Greek but cannot understand it so I love having Greek on one side and English on the other, as the church I attend does Sunday Orthros and Liturgy 100% in Greek. I truly appreciate all the hard work and time spent to make this available to pay people! I used to print off a copy each week but now I just use my phone. Such a simple app to use!
Great resource
I am an experienced western singer trying to learn the music of the Eastern Orthodox Church. This is a helpful resource for me. I do wish everything that is supposed to be sung has music or audio, but this has been a super helpful start. I also love hearing Fr Seraphim Dede’s voice (Father Bless!) - His style is simple and his voice is pleasant and not distracting :) Thank you!
A Great Help
Thank you.
Fantastic resource
A great tool. I hope many use, learn, download and donate to help support this initiative.
Texts and music available for offline use
This app offers the functionality of the DCS website. It allows the texts and music to be brought into the app while you have Wifi, and they are available within the app later even if you don't have a Wifi in the church. So helpful to have the service text and the music integrated and visible at the same time. What a great asset to the whole Church, thanks to the hard work of those at AGES Initiatives and the donations to this worthy nonprofit.
Digital Chant Stand FAQ
- Is Digital Chant Stand free?
- Yes. The app is free, in all 175 countries it sells in, and it sells nothing inside it.
- Does Digital Chant Stand have a free trial?
- No. None of its offers (US) come with a free trial.
- What are the best alternatives to Digital Chant Stand?
- Orthodox Bible (4.8 from 18,404 reviews, premium from $3.99), Coptic Reader (4.8 from 17,524 reviews) and Orthodox Calendar † (4.9 from 11,015 reviews, premium from $0.99).
Digital Chant Stand download
Last updated 11 months ago.
Digital Chant Stand sells in 175 countries. It was released 12 years and 3 months ago, on 29 Jun 2014. It holds a 4.8 rating from 111 reviews.
Supports 1 language: English.
How much does Digital Chant Stand make?
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