Four agents spent the afternoon on a cappella stylings, poetic pieces in the house prose style, and phonemes, trills and vocalisms for instrument-like vocals. Everything renders offline through Menu Band's own singer (bin/hear.mjs → singrender) so it can be heard without a performance; none of it has been played on the laptops yet. Pieces (scores/trio-*.mbscore, bin/compose-*.mjs): Lights out (the evening bookend, 0/37 words wrong), Open me (the lids song, a syllable hocket on the refrain, 0/55), Thirteen days (blueberry's uptime as a drone of exactly thirteen tones, 1/66), The record (a syllable hocket on the numbers the machines keep; 59 % of words survive the room — open question), Vocalise (the ornament toolkit proven, wordless), and a six-étude Stylings study. Studies: STYLINGS.md (sixteen traditions, what transfers, what cannot), VOCALISMS.md + bin/vocalisms.mjs (trill/mordent/turn/shake/roll/gliss/pulse, per-member palettes, the measured token table: of eight mouth-percussion tokens only `dm` renders). SONGBOOK.md indexes it all with the day's rules: a sung syllable dies past ~1.4 s and a line under ~0.9 s a syllable; Zoe (Premium) measures at MIDI 55.6 (the mezzo), so the wake song's frisbee part comes down from 59–69 into her band; "the sun is on your lid" (heard as "this land is on your land") becomes "sunlight on your lid". The wake score now renders 0/24 words wrong.