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2014-05-30 17:23:52
barbara edwards
am a working musician. I play bass and husband plays guitar. we share a music stand. I bring 3 full binder of sheet music, etc two every gig. the binders are hard to keep switching the books around, however that's what I've been doing for years. I think it also looks bad. the pages get torn in the 3ring binders. Not quite ready to load to computer and read from that. Help. I've considered a box with file folders for each piece of music. about 800 or so in all. what do you think?
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