Vicino Labs

Vicino Labs presenta

Famiglia
Vicino

❦

Seven pieces for a musician's week

Stagione 2026 · Frankfurt — Seoul

Partitura · Full score

Seven voices, one piece of music.

Just as every instrument has its own line in a score, every app has its own bars. In each bar a different app takes the lead while the others accompany.

An die FreudeSymphony No. 9, finale: “Ode to Joy” · arranged for seven appsLudwig van BeethovenSinfonia n. 9, op. 125 · testo di F. Schillerper la Famiglia VicinowelegatoViolinoLeggiiChiaveAppoggioSopranoSquilloBaritonoPianinoOboeProvaFlautoPianoforteAllegro assaiAFindBPrepareCWarm upDPractiseEReflectFreu-de,schö-nerGöt-ter-fun-ken,Göt-ter-fun-ken,Hei-lig-tum!Hei-lig-tum!a′ = 443 HzDa capo — on to the next lesson1

Swipe sideways to see it all. Wine-red notes mark the lead in each bar.

Note di sala · Programme notes

For every moment of your musical life.

The day you look for a teacher. The evening over your scores. The last breath before you walk on stage. Seven apps, each for one moment — useful on their own, whole together.

Programma

  1. Prima partePart one · find and prepare
  2. 1

    Andante

    Find

    New in town and looking for a teacher?

    Find teachers, accompanists and ensembles near you on welegato. Write in your own language — the chat translates for both sides.

    welegato
  3. 2

    Moderato

    Prepare

    The Lied you found is in the wrong key?

    Your scores live in Leggii on your tablet, with every marking from your lessons. If the Schubert song or the arie antiche only exist in another key, take a photo and open it in Chiave: it becomes an editable score you can move into your key and correct where needed — and your teacher and accompanist see it in the same key. Chiave is a score editor, so you can also use it to write your own music or make an arrangement.

    Leggii
    Chiave
  4. IntervalloInterval · catch your breath
  5. 3

    Adagio

    Warm upfor singers

    Voice not awake yet?

    Build your breath with Appoggio first, then warm up to piano accompaniment in Squillo.
    Panofka studies first — Concone and Vaccai are on the way.

    Appoggio
    Squillo
  6. Seconda partePart two · practise and reflect
  7. 4

    Allegro

    Practise

    Need to check your pitch, but no piano around?

    Pianino puts piano, metronome and tuner in one app. Just set your pitch — 443 Hz like the orchestra or 415 Hz for Baroque music.

    Pianino
  8. 5

    Tranquillo

    Record and reflect

    What did your teacher say again?

    Record lessons and practice with Prova. The AI sums up what went well and what to work on next.

    Prova
  9. D.C.

    Ancora

    And then: the next lesson

    Take everything you built this week back to your lesson. And when you need a new teacher, coach or stage, welegato opens the next door. That's how music stays legato.

    welegato

we + legato

Shall we play legato?

Like legato, where notes flow on without a break,
the Famiglia Vicino apps connect every moment of your musical life —
seamlessly, from one lesson to the next.

Tutti

Who is it for?

  • welegatoFind teachers and accompanists in a new city and chat in your own language — it's translated automatically.
  • LeggiiEvery marking from your lesson stays on the score. Review with lesson recordings and AI notes.
  • ChiaveMake and fix the scores you need — write with a pen, or start from a photo or a melody you sing, and put it in your key.
  • AppoggioA few minutes a day to build your breath. Free, no sign-up.
  • SquilloWarm up every day to piano accompaniment.
  • PianinoFind your notes in a room without a piano, and practise on your own with metronome and tuner.
  • ProvaRecord lessons and practice, and the AI sums up what went well and what to work on next.
  • welegatoPut up a profile and students come to you. Get consultation requests and answer right away in the chat.
  • LeggiiA different piece for every student, all on one tablet. Open it straight from IMSLP and mark it up in the lesson.
  • ChiaveMake practice scores in minutes. Write with a pen and transpose to fit each student's voice, right in the lesson.
  • AppoggioTurn the breathing work you explain in lessons into homework — students follow the same method at home.
  • SquilloMove the first ten minutes of vocalising out of the lesson. Give the Panofka studies as homework.
  • PianinoWhatever the studio piano's pitch, play reference notes at 415, 430 or 443 Hz — whatever you need.
  • ProvaRecord your own playing and lessons on audio or video, and look back with AI analysis.
  • welegatoSingers and students looking for an accompanist see your profile. Get requests for lessons, auditions and competitions.
  • LeggiiSeveral students a day, dozens of pieces. Plan the order with setlists and turn pages with a pedal.
  • ChiaveStudent sent a score in another key? Bring it in from a photo, fix it with the pen and transpose to the same key.
  • AppoggioGood accompanying breathes with the singer. Feel where the breaths sit in the music yourself.
  • SquilloNo need to play warm-up scales every time — start on the repertoire with a singer who is already warmed up.
  • PianinoGive the first note even in a green room without a piano, and set the tempo with the metronome beforehand.
  • ProvaRecord the rehearsal, then listen again where the tempo wavered and where the breaths fell.

Strong alone, better together

①One ID for everythingWith one welegato ID you don't have to sign up again in every app. Leggii comes first, the others follow.
②One handwritingEvery app works the same way, speaks the same languages and, wherever there is tuning, tunes within the same A4 = 415–466 Hz.
③Free to startEvery app is free to use, much of it without an account. Extras only when you need them.

Ingresso libero · Free admission

Then let's play legato.

Open welegato
N° 2026W.L