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<p>[QUOTE="all_fakes, post: 379204, member: 55"]I don't claim any knowledge of vintage "music bags;" but speaking as one who has used a great deal of sheet music: I would never, ever roll up sheet music; that would cause it to curl when placed on a music stand, which is the second-worst thing that can happen to sheet music. Sheet music is always carried flat. It might well hold a folding music stand, however, which might explain the wear. My folding music stands are a bit longer, around 45 cm.</p><p>And the metal rod does not look like a baton to me; batons generally have a larger knob at one end, to hold onto; and generally no knob on the other. I've never known a conductor to take more than two batons to a concert...</p><p>(You might ask, what is the worst thing that can happen to sheet music? That would be at an outdoor gig, when a gust of wind blows the entire band's music away. Happened to me at a gig in Yakima WA....little children running across the park, retrieving the scattered paper, placing it on stage, where the bass ending up playing from the violin part.....)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="all_fakes, post: 379204, member: 55"]I don't claim any knowledge of vintage "music bags;" but speaking as one who has used a great deal of sheet music: I would never, ever roll up sheet music; that would cause it to curl when placed on a music stand, which is the second-worst thing that can happen to sheet music. Sheet music is always carried flat. It might well hold a folding music stand, however, which might explain the wear. My folding music stands are a bit longer, around 45 cm. And the metal rod does not look like a baton to me; batons generally have a larger knob at one end, to hold onto; and generally no knob on the other. I've never known a conductor to take more than two batons to a concert... (You might ask, what is the worst thing that can happen to sheet music? That would be at an outdoor gig, when a gust of wind blows the entire band's music away. Happened to me at a gig in Yakima WA....little children running across the park, retrieving the scattered paper, placing it on stage, where the bass ending up playing from the violin part.....)[/QUOTE]
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