EP2388150A1 - Music book - Google Patents

Abstract

The note book (10) has multiple sides (18), on which the notes of music track are provided, where a note sheet (20) is provided for each note set. The note sheets are provided with multiple sides, which are connected with each other. The sides are focused according to the length of the note set. The note sheets are connected with back of book (12) of the note book.

Description

The invention relates to a music book or music book, with a variety of pages on which the notes of a piece of music are reproduced.

Music books or music books of the generic type are known. These are published bound, in the books or booklets, the sheets are printed on both sides. After playing two pages must be turned to continue reading the notes on the back. It is also known to provide the notes as a loose sheet collection, so that they can be placed side by side on a music stand. On commercial music stands, however, a maximum of three individual sheet music can be placed side by side. Firstly, these are poorly fixed and, secondly, difficult to read in places where the light shines through from behind.

If two musicians are sitting at a music stand in the orchestra, one can interrupt and turn over his play or push individual sides. However, for soloists, chamber musicians and small ensembles, each occupying one voice with only one instrument, the problem of turning pages arises.

The pauses that allow the music sheet music to flip are often not at the end of the second page of a music book. To ensure a consistent game and the undisturbed listening pleasure of the listener is known to copy the notes and stick together so-called musical flags.

The invention has for its object a music book / music book of the generic type to create, with the playing of pieces of music without turning pages during a music notation is possible in a simple manner. For the purposes of the invention, the notation is understood to mean that part of a piece of music which is to be played without a break.

According to the invention this object is achieved by a gradebook / music book with the features mentioned in claim 1. Characterized in that a music sheet is provided for each sheet music piece, the sheet music each consisting of a plurality of mutually integrally connected pages, the number of pages according to the length of each note set and the pages of a music notation are accordion-like folded and the music sheets are connected to a spine of the music book, it is advantageously possible to successively make the music text of one or more music sets consecutively visible simultaneously when playing the piece of music. Thus, it is possible in particular to play a set of music without the need for turning pages. The page turning can always be done when a music set is over and anyway a break is offered.

Further preferred embodiments of the invention will become apparent from the remaining, mentioned in the dependent claims characteristics.

Figur 1

ein erfindungsgemäßes Notenbuch;

Figur 2

den Einsatz des Notenbuches auf einem Notenständer;

Figur 3

eine abgewandelte Ausführungsform der Erfindung (Notenleporello);

Figur 4

den Einsatz des Notenleporello an einem Notenpult;

Figur 5

den Einsatz mehrerer Notenleporellos an einem Notenpult und

Figur 6

eine weitere Variante des Einsatzes der Notenleporellos an einem Notenpult.

The invention will be explained in embodiments with reference to the accompanying drawings. Show it:

FIG. 1

an inventive music book;

FIG. 2

the use of the music book on a music stand;

FIG. 3

a modified embodiment of the invention (Notenleporello);

FIG. 4

the use of the Notenleporello on a music stand;

FIG. 5

the use of several Notenleporellos on a music stand and

FIG. 6

Another variant of the use of Notenleporellos on a music stand.

FIG. 1 shows a grade book designated overall with 10. The music book 10 has a spine 12, are hinged to the two lids 14 and 16 in a conventional manner hinged. The music book 10 further comprises a plurality of pages 18, on which the notes of a piece of music are reproduced.

In a music book 10, the notes of at least one piece of music, possibly even several pieces of music can be reproduced. As a rule, a piece of music comprises several so-called notation sets, whereby these notation sets can be of different lengths.

According to the invention, it is now provided that the notes of a music notation form a sheet of music 20. The sheet music 20 consist of a plurality of sides 18 which are integral with each other are connected to a so-called note flag. The note flag is in this case designed so that between the individual pages 18 each have a fold is provided such that the sheet music 20 are folded like an accordion or are auseinanderziehbar.

This in FIG. 1 example shown includes a sheet of music 20, z. B. with four sides 18, while another sheet of music 20 consists of five pages 18. The sheet music 20 are each firmly connected to the spine 12. This can be done for example by gluing, stapling or classic bookbinding techniques.

FIG. 2 shows the use of the book of the invention 10. In FIG. 2 a music stand 22 is shown on the non-visible console support a music stand folder 24 is arranged. On detailed structure of the music stand folder 24 will not be discussed in detail in the description. This serves to generally increase a contact surface for notes.

The music stand folder 24 now offers the possibility to place the music book 10 in such a way that a sheet of music 20 with the pages 18 belonging to the music sheet 20 is unfolded like a concertina in its entirety. Thus, an entire music score of a piece of music for a musician is visible. A page turning while playing a music notation is not required. With the example shown, the score sheet 20 consists of four pages 18. According to further examples not shown, a score sheet 20 may consist of fewer or more pages.

The Notenpultmappe 24 has a here indicated Fixierhilfe 26 (rubber band), with the note book 10 can be secured against slipping on the music stand folder 24.

FIG. 3 shows a modified form of the invention. This consists of a concertina foldable music sheet 20 with, for example, six sides 18. The music sheet 20 can be folded in a folder or even in the example in the FIGS. 1 and 2 Gradebook 10 shown are inserted, that is, be connected to this solvable.

FIG. 4 shows the arrangement of the Notenleporellos 28 on a music stand 22. The Notenleporello 28 is placed on the support surface magnifying music stand folder 24. About a Fixierhilfe 26 a slip protection can be achieved. All in all, the musician can see six pages 18 with notes that can be played without turning the pages.

In the Figures 5 and 6 various arrangement possibilities of Notenleporellos 28 on music stand 22 are shown. It is clear that several Notenleporellos 28 can be arranged on a music stand 22 and a music stand folder 24 at the same time. These Notenleporellos 28 may each be arranged under different fixing aids 26 of the music stand folder 24. Thus, the playback of music pieces with multiple notation is easily possible because a page turning during the playback of a music notation is no longer required.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

10

Gradebook

12

spine

14

cover

16

cover

18

pages

20

sheet

22

music stand

24

Music Stand wallet

26

Fixing

28

Notenleporello

Claims (3)

Gradebook (10), having a multiplicity of pages (18) on which the notes of at least one piece of music are reproduced, characterized in that a sheet of music (20) is provided for each sheet music of the piece of music, the sheet music (20) each consisting of one sheet of music The number of pages (18) are determined by the length of the respective music notation and the pages (18) of a music notation accordion folded and the sheet music (20) with a spine (12) of the music book (10) are connected. Gradebook (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that the sheet music (20) with the spine (12) are firmly connected. Gradebook (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that the sheet music (20) with the spine (12) are detachably connected.

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