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On Stage Keyboard Stand Popular Q&A
Q: How to Fix a Keyboard Stand.
A: 1. Check all the bars that go across the keyboard stand. The stand may not be sitting correctly if the top bars were placed on the bottom, for instance. Each to... Read More »
Q: How to Build a Keyboard Stand.
A: 1. Measure and cut your lumber: Cut 4 pieces for the top and the base. Cut 2 pieces for the vertical sides. For a seated position, 2 feet works well for the sid... Read More »
Q: Why do keyboard players always stand facing sideways on stage ins...
A: So you can see their hands and fingers moving. If they face the audience it could mean they are not really playing. This originates with concert pianists who us... Read More »
Q: Why do keyboard players always stand facing sideways on stage ins...
A: So you can see their hands and fingers moving. If they face the audience it could mean they are not really playing. This originates with concert pianists who us... Read More »