How do I operate an old sheet music stand?
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Well, I have one and that has a sort of slide at the back. If you slide it up, the whole thing opens.\nIt's pretty hard to miss the slide though, so I am guessing you have another one...
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Check mymusic.com... use to work for them... they can order rare stuff... goo luck!
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Maybe try ebay or check out your nearby musical store?
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try http://www.freesheetmusic.net/
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umm pick the instruments you want outta "packs" drag them to menu right click then go to "piano roll" \nto shorten sounds left click them once and you'll see red lines in a box move them in to a rectangle for best results
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go to a music store they often have second hand ones and reconditioned ones that they sell, keep eye on local papers and you could always try freecycle.\nif youve never heard of it people advertise their unwanted good and other people can have them for free you can also put up a wanted notice as someone may have a flute lurking at the back of a cupboard forgotten about and offer it to you, all items have to be free and you will have to collect items but its got to be worth a try\ngoogle freecycle and you should be able to find one in your area, its run through yahoo groups\ngood luck\nlink below is to their list of groups it says there are 105 of them
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Just open the phone book to find a technician who will appraise it.  Or check and see what local piano stores have rebuilding centers they would be the best able to establish value.\n\nYou will need to have it appraised to assess value.  Even though that is a popular brand name a great size and is not very old it could be worthless if it had say.. a cracked plate/soundboard/tuning block or many other issues most of which only a competent technician could find out.\n\nIt could be worth a good bit of money so it is definitely worth the appraisal cost to add validity to your offer.  If it is from a reputable dealer this will make it much easier to sell.\n\nYou very easily could get more than you expect.  After their recent bankruptcy they were bought out by Gibson guitar company and currently cost more than a new Steinway!
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i have one.  its old and used.
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go to google, and write sheet music it gives it to u fro free...can u answer my ?
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Buy it off Ebay,or at a music  store
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You can use a piano. Just play a note, and tune your guitar using the little twisting notches on the top. (twisting tighter makes it higher)
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You can try a music store.....one that sells musical instruments.  Most of the time they'll sell sheet music too.  If they don't have it in stock, then they may be able to order it for you.  Also, you can try Amazon.com .   Good luck
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There are myriad programs to do this, but if you really want to learn HOW TO DO IT you need to start researching the web's technical sites!\n\nI am talking about sites like Cnet.com which discuss the software and how to use it and also give links to find out more. You need to do research to find out which program will work best for YOU.\n\nThere are several music stores on the internet which also give additional details about the software. One place is WoodWindsBrassWinds or wwbw.com.
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From what I understand, not just any old varnish or stain will work. Pianos are mostly veneered on the body, so that can be tricky. \n\nYour best bet is to contact an antique dealer for recommendations. Good luck.
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any upscale music shop will be able to help you. They don't sell cheap instruments.
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cant find the whole thing, heres the first page, might give you an idea.\nhttp://www.sheetmusicplus.com/store/smp_inside.html?cart=335195795616766225&item=5833276&page=01
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I can email it to you.  Email me at fungusbrains1@yahoo.com.  You will need to download some software to read it (http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/player/index.htm), but it won't be something that will hurt your computer.  I am a music teacher and I have it in my computer.  Also, I need to know what key you need it in.  Can you play over the break yet?  In the most common key (Bb concert, or C for you), it goes from C below the staff to high G on top of the staff.