Sheet Music Folder 4 Pages Expand Piano Sheet Music Binder 30 Sleeves 60 Pages A4 Size Black Double Side Writable Choir Folder for Marching Band Piano Fits Letter Size (8.5x11in/216mmx279mm)

This is an interesting and unique sheet music holding binder. I play a string instrument in a group and need a folder/binder to hold sheets of printed music tabulature. I usually don’t need to read or display 4 sheets of music at one go. Although, I can see this being very useful to keyboard players or orchestral musicians reading long pieces. This binder holds up to 60 sheets of 8.5 X 11 paper which is the size of standard business stock used in the U.S. This binder is surprisingly slim when not loaded with sheet music. The binder is constructed wit small double wound wire binding. This holds the 15 inner sheets between a front and back plastic black covers. These plastic covers each fold out to double its size. Thus, when the binder has the front and back covers opened up, four sheets of A4 paper could be placed on the interior surface of the binder. Each of the 15 inner plastic sheets inside can have two sheets of papered inserted side by side on one face, then two additional sheets of music inserted side by on the opposite face. The folding nature of each inner plastic sheet holder allows for a lot of flexibility in how you arrange your sheet music. If your sheet music generally fits on one sheet, you could load up to 30 sheets of music by inserted them all on just the right side of an opened up binder. You could do that and also accommodate an occasional song that requires two sheets of music by inserted the two sheets for a piece on both the left and right slides of the plastic sheet. Of course you could use all 60 slots available. That would just mean that you need to spend a little more time considering how you will organize the insert of your music into the binder, so that during a performance, you can easily turn the plastic sheet to get to the next pieces of printed music for your set. A printed sheet of music is slipped under a 1 inch wide tab on the top and bottom of each plastic inner sheet. This means that when a sheet of music is inserted into the plastic inner sheet, most of surface of your sheet music is not covered with plastic. The plus is there will be no glare or shining reflection as you read your music. The possible downside would be if you perform outdoors and conditions are windy. I did not text this, but it’s possible that wind might catch under your inserted printed sheet of music and be blown off. For me, this is a perfect way to carry my music play along gatherings. I do wonder if the spiral wound wire bookbinding will be large enough to hold the binder when it is fully loaded with 60 sheets of music.

I got this Sheet Music Binder for my grandson who likes to play piano at open mic's. Before, he would struggle to turn pages during the performance, sometimes even dropping sheets. Now he can view four pages at a time with fewer page turns and his music is organized plus stays in place better. Less stress makes for better music playing. Definitely a 5 star product.

I like the concept of this sheet music folder, to be able to display 4 pages at a time. I normally use an iPad with a bluetooth pedal when playing my trumpet, and when I’m playing the piano or organ I put my music in sheet protectors In a binder. There have been some instances where I need at least 4 sheets displayed at a time (such as when I’m playing the organ), and this folder will certainly do that.The actual black folder itself doesn’t seem very high quality; it is very stiff, and made of a thicker cheap plastic. The concept of placing music into the folder with it holding just the edges is great, especially if you want to write on it with pencil, and not have the glare I sometimes get when using page protectors. I do prefer putting my music in a full sheet protector and I write on it with a dry erase marker.Overall this sheet music folder is good, not great, but I’m sure will be useful by many. I will give it a go the next time I need to have 4 sheets spread out on the organ, but in the meantime will just stick to my binder with page protectorsI like the concept of this sheet music folder, to be able to display 4 pages at a time. I normally use an iPad with a bluetooth pedal when playing my trumpet, and when I’m playing the piano or organ I put my music in sheet protectors In a binder. There have been some instances where I need at least 4 sheets displayed at a time (such as when I’m playing the organ), and this folder will certainly do that.The actual black folder itself doesn’t seem very high quality; it is very stiff, and made of a thicker cheap plastic. The concept of placing music into the folder with it holding just the edges is great, especially if you want to write on it with pencil, and not have the glare I sometimes get when using page protectors. I do prefer putting my music in a full sheet protector and I write on it with a dry erase marker.Overall this sheet music folder is good, not great, but I’m sure will be useful by many. I will give it a go the next time I need to have 4 sheets spread out on the organ, but in the meantime will just stick to my binder with page protectors.

I ordered this folder to use while playing piano at concerts and while accompanying other instruments. It reduces the frequency of needing to flip pages which can lead to missed notes. The binder is sturdy so it also protects your sheet music. It’s a bit confusing at first but once you fully extend the pages it makes sense how to fill the sheet music sleeves. Good value and very helpful!

This music folder is great for anyone who wants 4 pieces of sheet music visible at once. The folder is well constructed and the plastic pages will protect your music nicely. Great find!

I didn't expect that this folder would be able to fit on a regular orchestra stand, but I was pleased when my son was able to balance it. The folder seems sturdy and durable with the sheets folded inside. When unfolded, they take some fiddling to be able to get them to lay flat and stay put. I expect with use, they will become more flexible. I'm actually looking forward to using this folder for piano music, I always fumble my page turns and despite the large size of the folder, I think it will help to have it all laid out before me.