Dear Martin,
Ah yes, Jakob Lindberg has a very clever, light but complex, stand
made of [I think] foam boards covered with a black cloth which takes
quite a bit of setting up. He was giving a recital here in a small
medieval room in Norwich and at the last minute, just as Jakob was
advancing
Hi Martin,
There are music stands that that really solves this problem by having a
footprint in the form of an 'L' with its vertical support to the left so that
you are never in danger of kicking it and you can move your feet (and even
cross your legs!) at will. I have one made by RATstands.
Martin,
For concerts I employ a stiff folder to which I've added an extra
fold-out leaf - thus making it suitable for a three page spread where
necessary. It has the added advantage of being easily transportable
and thus quickly setting up (and taking down) with eveything in the
Thanks for this Stewart. But I've now remembered the really importan
thing about all this - not to kick the stand while playing
On 20/10/2018 02:17, Stewart McCoy wrote:
Martin,
There I was, waiting in the vestry of a church before a concert,
wondering how on earth I could cope with a
