Interchangeable music score files

Abstract

To provide a file for music scores on which music can be written without removing the music sheets from the file, which allows the order of music scores to be easily rearranged, removed or added while the music sheets remain in the file. [Solution] In a music sheet file in which music paper is filed by clamping only the top / bottom or left / right edge and can be written on directly, the fasteners of the file can be opened / closed, allowing sheets to be removed and replaced freely.

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] This invention concerns a music file that allows the filing of music sheets simply by pinching the edge of the sheet, and allows conductors, instrumentalists, singers, etc. to write directly on the prints. [Background technology]

[0002] Conventional music files are often produced with a ring-shaped fastener that holds the sheets together. However, this ring-type music file has the inconvenience that when the pieces or order of the pieces are changed at a concert or recital, the sheets of music must be taken out one by one and rearranged. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Patent Publication No. 2006-321211 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] Conventional music files with ring fasteners have the inconvenience of having to take out and rearrange the music sheets one by one at concerts and recitals, where the songs and order of songs often change depending on the situation. Also, some people avoid using them when only a few sheets of music are needed, because the unnecessary sheets in the file take up a lot of space. Furthermore, when many sheets of music need to be performed, the number of sheets in the file may be insufficient, and two or more music files may be needed. Two music files cannot be placed on the music stand at the same time, which is inconvenient when used on stage. Therefore, the present invention aims to solve the above-mentioned inconvenience by making it possible to remove the sheets from the file. To provide a file for music scores on which music can be written without removing the music sheets from the file, which allows the order of music scores to be easily rearranged, removed or added while the music sheets remain in the file. [Means for solving the problem]

[0005] The rings that hold the sheets of music files together will be changed to parts that can be opened and closed. When the part is opened, the sheets can be removed while still holding the music sheets in place, making it easier to rearrange the music sheets and allowing for the addition or removal of sheets as desired, thus resolving the problem. Effect of the Invention

[0006] By being able to remove the sheet while the music paper is still in the sheet, there is no need to remove the music paper one by one and rearrange it, and it becomes possible to easily and freely rearrange the music paper while it is still in the sheet depending on the song and the place to be performed. At the same time, the time it takes to rearrange the music sheets can be reduced. Furthermore, if the sheets can be rearranged while still in the sheet, even if an index is attached to the sheet, it is possible to rearrange the sheet and the index at the same time. Since there is less need to remove and insert the music paper from the sheet unnecessarily, it also helps prevent deterioration of the music paper and the sheet. By removing the sheets from the fasteners, the overall weight of the music file can be reduced. By adding sheets to the fasteners, it is possible to prevent the number of sheets from running out. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0007] [Figure 1] This is a two-page spread diagram of the music sheet file of the present invention, which can hold B4, B5, and A4 size prints, showing that the fastener 1 that binds the sheets 3 can be opened and closed. [Diagram 2] This is a four-page spread diagram of the music sheet file of the present invention, which can hold B4, B5, and A4 size prints, showing that the fastener 1 that binds the sheets 3 can be opened and closed. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0008] 1 and 2, reference numeral 1 denotes a fastener 1 for bundling sheets 3 of a music file 10 on which music can be written. Reference numeral 2 denotes an opening and closing device 2 for opening and closing the fastener 1. Reference numeral 3 denotes a sheet 3 in which music sheets can be sandwiched at the edges. The fastener 1 of the music file 10 on which writing is possible is made to be openable and closable. The fastener 1 is made of a smooth material so that the sheet 3 can be quickly turned over. The length of the fastener 1 including the opening and closing device 2 is made to be no longer than the height of the music file 10 so that the music file 10 does not become unstable when placed on a music stand. This also applies even if the number of sides of the sheet 3 of the music file 10 increases to six or eight, such as two double-page spreads in Figure 1 and four double-page spreads in Figure 2. The present invention has the above-mentioned structure, and when using it, the order of the music sheets can be changed, removed, or added while the music sheets remain on the sheet 3, without having to take them out one by one from the sheet 3 and rearrange them. [Explanation of symbols]

[0009] 1 Fastener 2 Opening and closing devices 3 Sheets 10 Music File

Claims

[Claim 1] This sheet music file is filed by clamping only the top or bottom or left or right edge of the sheet music paper and allows direct writing, and the sheet music file can be freely replaced by opening and closing the fastener of the file, realizing removal of the sheet.

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