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I inherited this with a box of piano sheet music, some of which was for beginners, and vaguely recall seeing one ages ago at a music store. It’s about the right size for wearing like a pair of brass knuckles, but I have large hands and it’s slightly large even on me.
My best guess is a finger spreader for somehow enforcing good hand posture on a keyboard, but it seems rather unwieldy for that.
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I inherited this with a box of piano sheet music, some of which was for beginners, and vaguely recall seeing one ages ago at a music store. It’s about the right size for wearing like a pair of brass knuckles, but I have large hands and it’s slightly large even on me.
My best guess is a finger spreader for somehow enforcing good hand posture on a keyboard, but it seems rather unwieldy for that.
practice equipment identification
asked yesterday
brichinsbrichins
1787
3
My guess is that this is used to keep a book of sheet music open to the desired page.
– The Chaz 2.0
23 hours ago
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I inherited this with a box of piano sheet music, some of which was for beginners, and vaguely recall seeing one ages ago at a music store. It’s about the right size for wearing like a pair of brass knuckles, but I have large hands and it’s slightly large even on me.
My best guess is a finger spreader for somehow enforcing good hand posture on a keyboard, but it seems rather unwieldy for that.
practice equipment identification
asked yesterday
brichinsbrichins
1787
I inherited this with a box of piano sheet music, some of which was for beginners, and vaguely recall seeing one ages ago at a music store. It’s about the right size for wearing like a pair of brass knuckles, but I have large hands and it’s slightly large even on me.
My best guess is a finger spreader for somehow enforcing good hand posture on a keyboard, but it seems rather unwieldy for that.
practice equipment identification
practice equipment identification
asked yesterday
brichinsbrichins
1787
asked yesterday
brichinsbrichins
1787
asked yesterday
brichinsbrichins
1787
asked yesterday
brichinsbrichins
1787
asked yesterday
brichinsbrichins
1787
1787
3
My guess is that this is used to keep a book of sheet music open to the desired page.
– The Chaz 2.0
23 hours ago
add a comment |
3
My guess is that this is used to keep a book of sheet music open to the desired page.
– The Chaz 2.0
23 hours ago
3
3
My guess is that this is used to keep a book of sheet music open to the desired page.
– The Chaz 2.0
23 hours ago
My guess is that this is used to keep a book of sheet music open to the desired page.
– The Chaz 2.0
23 hours ago
add a comment |
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It's a clip that you use to hold music books open on the stand, like so:
answered 23 hours ago
MattPutnamMattPutnam
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Not only that, but it has the cool appearance of an octopus about to climb over the edge and dance across your score.
– Scott Wallace
16 hours ago
5
Works great until you want to turn the page in the middle of a performance...
– Brian THOMAS
15 hours ago
2
Does it have a name?
– Ian
12 hours ago
1
Music Book Clip or Page Holder.
– Suketu
12 hours ago
2
Nice, I'll have to try this out! I've always just had my books spiral bound, so they open flat and turn easily.
– brichins
11 hours ago
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It's a clip that you use to hold music books open on the stand, like so:
answered 23 hours ago
MattPutnamMattPutnam
14.6k23354
9
Not only that, but it has the cool appearance of an octopus about to climb over the edge and dance across your score.
– Scott Wallace
16 hours ago
5
Works great until you want to turn the page in the middle of a performance...
– Brian THOMAS
15 hours ago
2
Does it have a name?
– Ian
12 hours ago
1
Music Book Clip or Page Holder.
– Suketu
12 hours ago
2
Nice, I'll have to try this out! I've always just had my books spiral bound, so they open flat and turn easily.
– brichins
11 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
It's a clip that you use to hold music books open on the stand, like so:
answered 23 hours ago
MattPutnamMattPutnam
14.6k23354
9
Not only that, but it has the cool appearance of an octopus about to climb over the edge and dance across your score.
– Scott Wallace
16 hours ago
5
Works great until you want to turn the page in the middle of a performance...
– Brian THOMAS
15 hours ago
2
Does it have a name?
– Ian
12 hours ago
1
Music Book Clip or Page Holder.
– Suketu
12 hours ago
2
Nice, I'll have to try this out! I've always just had my books spiral bound, so they open flat and turn easily.
– brichins
11 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
It's a clip that you use to hold music books open on the stand, like so:
answered 23 hours ago
MattPutnamMattPutnam
14.6k23354
It's a clip that you use to hold music books open on the stand, like so:
answered 23 hours ago
MattPutnamMattPutnam
14.6k23354
answered 23 hours ago
MattPutnamMattPutnam
14.6k23354
answered 23 hours ago
MattPutnamMattPutnam
14.6k23354
answered 23 hours ago
MattPutnamMattPutnam
14.6k23354
14.6k23354
9
Not only that, but it has the cool appearance of an octopus about to climb over the edge and dance across your score.
– Scott Wallace
16 hours ago
5
Works great until you want to turn the page in the middle of a performance...
– Brian THOMAS
15 hours ago
2
Does it have a name?
– Ian
12 hours ago
1
Music Book Clip or Page Holder.
– Suketu
12 hours ago
2
Nice, I'll have to try this out! I've always just had my books spiral bound, so they open flat and turn easily.
– brichins
11 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
9
Not only that, but it has the cool appearance of an octopus about to climb over the edge and dance across your score.
– Scott Wallace
16 hours ago
5
Works great until you want to turn the page in the middle of a performance...
– Brian THOMAS
15 hours ago
2
Does it have a name?
– Ian
12 hours ago
1
Music Book Clip or Page Holder.
– Suketu
12 hours ago
2
Nice, I'll have to try this out! I've always just had my books spiral bound, so they open flat and turn easily.
– brichins
11 hours ago
9
9
Not only that, but it has the cool appearance of an octopus about to climb over the edge and dance across your score.
– Scott Wallace
16 hours ago
Not only that, but it has the cool appearance of an octopus about to climb over the edge and dance across your score.
– Scott Wallace
16 hours ago
5
5
Works great until you want to turn the page in the middle of a performance...
– Brian THOMAS
15 hours ago
Works great until you want to turn the page in the middle of a performance...
– Brian THOMAS
15 hours ago
2
2
Does it have a name?
– Ian
12 hours ago
Does it have a name?
– Ian
12 hours ago
1
1
Music Book Clip or Page Holder.
– Suketu
12 hours ago
Music Book Clip or Page Holder.
– Suketu
12 hours ago
2
2
Nice, I'll have to try this out! I've always just had my books spiral bound, so they open flat and turn easily.
– brichins
11 hours ago
Nice, I'll have to try this out! I've always just had my books spiral bound, so they open flat and turn easily.
– brichins
11 hours ago
|
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My guess is that this is used to keep a book of sheet music open to the desired page.
– The Chaz 2.0
23 hours ago