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I have a casio, which has a cheapy plastic sheet music stand. Which is fine for the 40 page books or individually printed out sheets.

But I bought a 300 page Chopin book, and it doesn't look like it would hold it securely.

Since I don't want a free standing stand. As there is no space, is this a good idea?

http://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/keybo...058&gclid=CK7Ygfb4-7UCFczHtAodwR4AJQ

Or this?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hercules-Ad...p;ie=UTF8&qid=1363255373&sr=1-12

If I change the angle to say 4 o'clock and stick a piece of wood in there, surely this would be an OK music stand right?

Or does anybody else have a better solution?

Thanks

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Depends on how 'deep' your DP is. This works if you have sufficient depth available.

http://www.amazon.com/Manhasset-5301-Table-Top-Std/dp/B0002E3AHY/ref=pd_sim_MI_5


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If you have access to a photocopier or scanner/printer you could just print out pages of the score that you're working on. If the chopin book has a spiral binding, you could also just take out the spiral part, get a 3 hole punch and a 3 ring binder for it.

If you're intent on getting an improved stand, this was posted by someone in a recent thread and looks interesting

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Could you knock one together to suit your instrument?

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In my opinion your best bet is to do what fizikisto suggests: make a copy of the pages you are working on. You can use them loose, tape them together so they are one long sheet, or put them in a small binder. Much more convenient.

Regular bound music books are a serious hassle in my opinion. Best to scan the relevant pages. Actually sometimes I will cut the binding off and make my own spiral bound version of the original book. That works too.

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+1 on the copy a few sheets for yourself whilst studying them. That's what I do. They end up dog eared, pencilled, finger marked, coffee cup ringed and so on. Works of art just like the resulting music smile


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