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Music Rack

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Music Rack 

a rest for sheet music built into a musical instrument, such as a grand piano, upright piano, organ, or harmonium. There are also tabletop music racks, which are used for both sheet music and books.
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Her habit of playing without a music rack, with the score stretched out flat in front of her and her neck sticking out like a turtle's, adds to the worry.
CD REVIEWS by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
Simple issues such as looking a student directly in the eye while speaking following a performance and avoiding fiddling with the score on the music rack or moving about the room while initially addressing the student provide time to connect genuinely with the student and to be heard directly and clearly.
Polyphony by Magrath, Jane / American Music Teacher
Yet Cymbals never sounds too perfect, or pretty, or clever: there's a restless spirit to the vocal performances that gives it a rightful place in the World Music racks rather than languishing in pop or lounge.
Vinicius Cantuaria, Cymbals by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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