TheSession Trad Tune Explorer

Analysis, discovery, and analysis tools built around TheSession.org data.
Melody search, tune combinations, follow-on and lead-in trees, and set-building tools.

Explore how tunes connect, flow, and form real session sets.

Interactive tools built on TheSession.org-derived data. Find tunes from remembered melody fragments, discover common tune pairings, explore tune transitions, uncover set patterns, and build your own sets from real-world session behaviour. Powered by 23k+ tunes, 115k+ sets, 7,800+ recordings, and 108k+ musicians.

Current launch set
Multiple tools
Analysis pages, set-building and discovery tools, tune recordings discovery, upcoming session and event listings, and venue discovery pages.
Growing toolkit
Trad community-driven
New tools and visualisations shaped by ideas from musicians and site users.
Recent Contributors

Browse by category

Explore the tools and visualisations available on this site, organised by tune flow, tune exploration, community and collections, member tools, and live music discovery.

Tune Explorer

Tune-centred pages for identifying tunes from melody fragments, exploring recordings, artists, aliases, and deeper recording detail for a selected tune.

Music Theory Tools

Harmonize scales, build chords, explore open-string guitar/bouzouki voicings, and practice along with synthetic drone pads.

Community & Collections

Explore broader community patterns, collection-level views, and the members who shape shared set-building trends over time.

Live Music

Practical discovery pages for finding upcoming traditional music activity and venue directories, from local listings to global venue browsing.

Coming soon

Watch this space for more tools.

About these tools

These tools explore patterns in traditional music using data derived from The Session. The aim is to make it easier to identify remembered melodies, discover tune relationships, explore common session habits, and find live traditional music events and venues.

New analysis tools and discovery pages will continue to be added over time. The homepage highlights featured tools, while the category sections provide a broader directory of what is available.