Please note: we've decided to make our pdfs for tableteers and others less visible to public searches. If you need one of these, either David H or Sherry can share with you privately.

If you don't have a more sophisticated midi player on your computer/phone, such as MuseScore, here is a really simple one you can use online, which will open files from websites or from your device, if you download files https://choralmusictutor.com/ 

Bach practice files

The usual sources for free practice midis, such as they are:

Bach Lutheran Mass (Missa Brevis in Amaj)

https://www.learnchoralmusic.co.uk/Bach/Missa%20Brevis%20in%20A/missa-brevis-in-a.html  (downloadable, emphasised parts)

Choralia (robo voice) https://www.choralia.net/bh30mp3/bh30mp3en.htm   (can play from the site directly without downloading)

Handel practice files

https://www.learnchoralmusic.co.uk/Handel/TeDeum-Dettingen/tedeum-dettingen.html

https://cyberbass.org/Major_Works/Handel_GF/Handel__Dettingen_TeDeum.htm 

https://www.choralia.net/hn37mp3/hn37mp3en.htm 

The above are free, though Choralia especially asks for donations and has ads.

If you're willing to spend a bit of money, some of our members use Choraline for mp3 parts. I think the app is free but you have to buy the parts.