Rose Legge
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Saxophone Stands
Saxophone stands are essential accessories for saxophonists, providing a safe and convenient place to rest the instrument when not in use. It’s just not practical to disassemble and put it back in its’ case when you’re going to resume playing in a few moments. Saxophones are fairly expensive and can be quite heavy so a…
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Music Theory for Parents – or anyone looking for ideas.
Playing an instrument is fun… or at least it should be. Theory? Well, the existence of any fun factor can be a little more difficult to find, but we have to try if only “because you have to” will only get you so far! Fortunately, there are things that can help. So, what is the…
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Hen’s teeth & other rarities
So, this will probably seem a bit weird. Just to clarify things; we are an online company. Which means no shop, no premises, etc. However, here is the thing; I’ve worked since 1981 in various music shops. Yes, you’ve read that right, and it does make me quite old. In that time, if there is…
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Clarinet Stands
Before you buy, it’s worth considering if you just need a single clarinet stand, or are you going to need a stand which holds another instrument, such as a flute, as well. Either way, you will need a stable stand which has a good solid base or a tripod design. Padded pegs for the instrument…
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Flute Stands
Flute stands are essential accessories for flutists. Designed to securely hold and display flutes when they are not in use, a good stand helps prevent damage to the instrument and provide easy access during performances or practice sessions. Before you buy, it’s always worth considering if you just need a single flute stand, or one…
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Woodwind and Brass Stands
Woodwind and brass stands are specialized supports designed to hold your instrument securely when they are not being played. Look for good stability and make sure the sections of the stand which come into contact with you instrument are padded in order to avoid damaging your instrument. A good stand will prevent damage to your…
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Cello & Double Bass Stands
Cello and double bass stands are essential for safely storing and displaying these larger string instruments when they’re not in use. Although there are wall hangers available, I’ve never really found a satisfactory one – I think the instruments are simply too big in the body – and would always go for a sturdy floor…
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Keyboard Stands
When selecting a keyboard stand, it’s worth taking some time to consider the following factors: How much does your keyboard weigh and will the stand you are considering support the weight of your keyboard. You will need a more stable stand such as a Z style or table-style stand if you have a heavy keyboard…
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Instrument Stands
As with everything musical, there is a huge range to choose from. I always prefer to stay away from super cheap stands. Your instrument can be worth a lot of money, so why skimp on the stand and risk damage? After all, it’s better to spend a little bit of money on a stand rather…
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Guitar Stands
Our favourite guitar stand supplier is Hercules. Originator of the auto-grab system, which is so convenient, these are good robust stands. Personally, I prefer stands which hold the neck (vital if you have children and dogs running around), but there are good A frames stands of you are short of space, or just want something…