Our local music shop has a pdf-music stand with foot pedal. It has a touch screen you can write on and remembers 'pencil' marks for each page. In different colours, I believe. No way I am going to lug that around.
> Personally, I have a Tozan-ryu style shakuhachi stand Cool! :-) I have a harmonica-style table stand that does the same thing and is availble in, you guessed it, our local music store. Also available are foldable hard-paper paper holders, for lack of a better word, that turn your ordinary music stand in one that will hold 4 pages A4 size without taping. Personally, I prefer fast page turning. Play just one opera from the score (too lazy to copy out the bass with figures, and what solo parts does one include: just recits or bits of arias as well?) and you'll beat even David T. I once had a page turner sitting next to me to help me through a Telemann opera. I was _much_ faster than she was, so she could make herself useful by preventing the pages from blowing away (it was an outdoor perfromance) and being pretty (it was my wife). David - you all saw 'La Tourneuse de Pages'? ... never a page turner in my life! -- ******************************* David van Ooijen [email protected] www.davidvanooijen.nl ******************************* To get on or off this list see list information at http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html
