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#1 2010-02-13 11:59:15

axolotl
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Shakuhachi music stand suggestions

Fue!  I was just about to order a nice expandable shakuhachi stand from meijiro-japan.com, and it looks like the kind I want to order (sort of an accordion-style, catalog #a4005) has disappeared.  Does anyone have other shakustand suggestions?  I need something that will handle pages and pages and pages.  Meijiro does have another type of stand, but I really liked the other kind more.  Alternately, if someone can point out that #A4005 still exists and I've been wandering in a fog (entirely possible), that would be cool too. 

Barring this I'll just have to get those augmented reality glasses and upload pdfs of scores onto their lenses a la Mission Impossible.

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#2 2010-02-13 12:58:02

Kiku Day
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Re: Shakuhachi music stand suggestions

If you look at the website it looks like they still have it. Did you also look on the website or only on their catalogue?
http://www.mejiro-japan.com/system/index_e.php?c_id=13
Click on 'Music Stand' on the left side.
I went to payment and it looked like they had it. It also says 'in stock'.


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#3 2010-02-13 15:10:26

edosan
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Re: Shakuhachi music stand suggestions

Here's a direct link to that stand (thanks, Kiku):

     http://www.mejiro-japan.com/system/index_e.php?c_id=13

I also suggest Googling 'wide music stand' for quite a few more options. One issue to consider: getting a wider stand that is also
portable is an iffy trade-off. The Mejiro stand looks like it might cost a bit less than some of the other options I've found, even after
shipping is included. For example, here's another prospect from B&H Photo in NYC:

       http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/5 … Stand.html

Last edited by edosan (2010-02-13 15:13:01)


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#4 2010-02-13 15:50:55

rpowers
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Re: Shakuhachi music stand suggestions

edosan wrote:

For example, here's another prospect from B&H Photo in NYC:

       http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/5 … Stand.html

This stand will only work if your score is a single wide sheet. The backrest is extra wide, but the ledge that the sheet rests on is only as wide as the closed rectangular frame.

This is probably fine for a wide green book score, but it won't work if you have four or five 8.5x11 pages.


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#5 2010-02-13 16:23:05

chikuzen
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Re: Shakuhachi music stand suggestions

Extenders are the most useful. Especially when traveling. If I'm playing at a music school, I just pack the extenders. Look at these or goggle "music stand extenders".

https://www.americanmusic.com/product.p … uctid=1030


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