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The\u00a0New York Times\u00a0<\/em>web-based word game app Wordle has taken the world by storm, spawning many spin-offs from Jewdle for Hebrew and Yiddish words to Lewdle for expletives. Choral and classical music lovers very quickly requested their very own version: Byrdle.<\/p>\n Byrdle<\/strong><\/a> is choral music\u2019s answer to the web-based word game Wordle, which rose to success in late 2021.<\/p>\n Users are given six attempts to work out the word of the day. Each word is related to choral music, composers, classical music more broadly, religious ceremonies and Latin texts. Byrdle is refreshed at midnight every day, with a new word.<\/p>\n In Christmas 2021, Wordle captured the attention of the internet. On 11 January, the QuireMemes Twitter account posted a tweet that called for coders to help create the \u2018Byrdle\u2019 app.<\/p>\n Introducing…What is Byrdle and how many letters can you use?<\/h2>\n