Joining a choir
Join an existing choir with an invitation link — and pick your voice right away.
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Your choir is already on cori and you've been sent an invitation link? Then you're in after two steps. As you join, you pick your voice right away so that cori puts you in the right voice part.
An invitation link from your choir leadership or a member — usually something like cori.music/invite?inviteId=…. If you don't have one, ask for it in your choir. You'll also need a cori account; you can create one while joining.
Joining with an invitation link
The easiest way is to tap or click the invitation link directly — it opens cori and takes you straight to the join screen. If you have the link as text, you can also enter it by hand:
In the choir picker, choose Join Choir.
Paste the complete invitation link into the Invitation Link field and tap Next.
cori shows you the choir with its name and choir leadership. Under “Select your voice”, choose your voice pitch — without a voice the join button stays inactive.
Confirm with Join Choir. You'll land straight in the choir afterwards.
If someone shows you a QR code (cori generates one for every invitation link), simply scan it with your phone's camera. The code contains the same invitation link and opens the join screen in cori. cori doesn't have a scanner of its own — your phone camera is all you need.
Access code for organizations
Some providers and associations — 6K UNITED!, for example — don't invite by link but with an access code. That's a separate route which leads to an organization rather than to a single choir. How it works is described under Joining with an access code.
If the link doesn't work
Invitation links can have an expiry date. If the link has expired or is invalid, cori says so when checking it. In that case, ask your choir leadership for a fresh link. You'll find more causes and solutions under The invitation link doesn't work.
What's next?
- Understanding your voice: Setting your voice pitch
- Prefer to start your own? Creating a choir
- In several choirs: Switching between choirs
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