JP6456719B2 - Musical instrument holder - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a musical instrument holder that is attached to the body and can hold a wind instrument such as a saxophone.

  There is known a support device that does not interfere with the performance of a wind instrument player such as a saxophone, and that allows a performance over a long period of time and a performance without loss of motivation (see, for example, Patent Document 1). The support has three arms forming a Y-shaped frame, and the free ends of the two arms projecting upward from the three arms are formed as arcuate portions. These two arms are hung on the performer's shoulder. The free end of the remaining one arm protruding downward is positioned in the performer's abdomen region and abuts against the abdomen region, and the support is supported by the performer's abdomen.

  The base end portions of the three arms are connected by a connecting member. The two arms hung on the shoulder are configured to be rotatable with respect to the connecting member. The wind instrument is suspended by a cord or a band (strap) connected to a connecting member of three arms.

  Similarly to the invention described in Patent Document 1, a musical instrument support having members that are hung on the left and right shoulders is known (see, for example, Patent Document 2).

Special table 2014-503848 gazette Utility Model Registration No. 3184155

  In the wind instrument support described in Patent Document 1, the pressing force to the abdomen is relatively large. For this reason, there is a risk of feeling uncomfortable when taking abdominal breathing while playing a musical instrument. In addition, the support is easily displaced from the shoulder or detached, which may be an obstacle when playing a musical instrument. In the support described in Patent Document 2, the load of the musical instrument acts only on the shoulder, and the burden on the shoulder is large.

  The present invention reduces the burden on the body, reduces local fatigue accumulation and stiffness, avoids a relatively large pressing force on the abdomen, and prevents the instrument holder from slipping off or coming off the shoulder. The purpose is to provide.

  The present invention has a right shoulder shoulder portion that is hung in a state along the right shoulder, and extends downward from one end portion of the right shoulder shoulder portion, at least a part of which is extendable and bent. A right holder comprising: a right holder support capable of maintaining a bent state and a right lower holding part disposed at a lower end portion of the right holder support and contacting the pelvis; and a left shoulder A left shoulder shoulder portion that is hung in a state that extends along the left shoulder shoulder portion, and extends downward from one end portion of the left shoulder shoulder portion, and at least a part of the left shoulder shoulder portion is extendable and can be bent and bent. The left holder support body that can be maintained, and the left holder that is disposed at the lower end portion of the left holder support body and is provided with a left lower holding portion that comes into contact with the pelvis, and is composed of a flexible material. Right shoulder With suspended respectively in the multiplying part and the left shoulder shoulder portion, and the instrument engaging portion part of the other end is engaged with the instrument, to instruments holder comprising a.

  In addition, the instrument engaging portion includes an end portion of the right shoulder shoulder portion and a left shoulder shoulder portion of the right shoulder shoulder portion along a right shoulder and a left shoulder from portions suspended from the right shoulder shoulder portion and the left shoulder shoulder portion, respectively. One end portion of the right shoulder shoulder portion along the right shoulder and the left shoulder from the holder side use position arranged in a direction approaching the one end portion, and a portion suspended from the right shoulder shoulder portion and the left shoulder shoulder portion, respectively. And it is preferable that it is arrange | positioned and can be used in either the non-holder side use position arrange | positioned in the direction away from the one end part of the said left shoulder shoulder part.

  In addition, at least one of the other end portion of the right shoulder shoulder portion and the other end portion of the left shoulder shoulder portion, when the right shoulder shoulder portion is hung on the right shoulder, the left shoulder shoulder portion is hung on the left shoulder. Sometimes, it is preferable to have an elastic member capable of contacting at least one of the right shoulder and the left shoulder in a state where it is difficult to be displaced with respect to at least one of the right shoulder and the left shoulder.

  Moreover, it is preferable that at least one of the right lower holding portion and the left lower holding portion includes a pad portion having an elastic member capable of coming into contact with the pelvis in a state in which the position is difficult to be displaced with respect to the pelvis. .

  According to the present invention, the burden on the body is reduced, local fatigue accumulation and stiffness are reduced, the pressure on the abdomen is prevented from becoming relatively large, and the instrument is not easily displaced or detached from the shoulder. Holder can be provided.

It is the schematic which shows the musical instrument holder 1000 by embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining the use condition of the right shoulder shoulder part 110 of the musical instrument holder 1000 by embodiment of this invention, (a) arranges the holder 100 for right in front of the body, and hold | maintains a musical instrument in front of the body. It is the schematic explaining the state of the suspending belt 115, (b) is the schematic explaining the state of the suspending belt 115 at the time of arrange | positioning the holder 100 for right on the back of the body, and hold | maintaining a musical instrument in front of the body. It is. It is the schematic which shows the state by which the holder holder 120 for right and the holder support 220 for left of the musical instrument holder 1000 by embodiment of this invention were folded. It is a mimetic diagram showing the state where performance is performed using musical instrument holder 1000 by an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 11 is a view showing a state in which the instrument holder 1000 according to the embodiment of the present invention is placed and used in front of the body, in which (a) shows that the right lower holding part 130 and the left lower holding part 230 are in contact with the side of the pelvis. It is a front view which shows the state which has contact | connected, (b) is a side view which shows the state which the left side lower holding part 230 is contact | abutting to the side part of a pelvis, (c) is the left side lower holding part 230 It is a side view which shows the state contact | abutted to the rear part of the pelvis, (d) is a rear view which shows the state which the right side lower holding part 130 and the left side lower holding part 230 are contact | abutting to the rear part of the pelvis. It is a figure which shows the state by which the musical instrument holder 1000 by embodiment of this invention is arrange | positioned and used for the back of the body, (a) is a rear view, (b) is a front view.

Hereinafter, a musical instrument holder according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing a musical instrument holder 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention. In the following description, any statement that the member “contacts” the “pelvis” or “scapula” or the like is “contact” directly to the “bone” such as the pelvis or scapula. Does not mean to do. It means to “contact” the skin part covering these bones or clothing covering the skin.
Further, the upward direction in FIG. 1 is defined as the upward direction, the downward direction in FIG. 1 is defined as the downward direction, and the vertical direction is defined.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the right holder 100 of the musical instrument holder 1000 according to the embodiment includes a right shoulder shoulder portion 110 that is hung on the right shoulder and a connecting member 113 that forms a lower end as one end portion of the right shoulder portion 110. And a right holder support 120 extending downward. The instrument holder 1000 also includes a lower right holding part 130 that comes into contact with the pelvis. The right lower holding portion 130 is disposed at the lower end portion of the right holder support 120.

  The right shoulder shoulder portion 110 includes an arc-shaped flexible frame including a first frame 111 and a second frame 112. The arc-shaped flexible frame is not limited to these two. Further, both the first frame 111 and the second frame 112 are preferably deformable so as to fit the shape of the shoulder of the wearer and be hung in a state along the right shoulder, For example, a steel pipe, sponge, polyethylene / ABS (resin plating), a wire covered with bellows or an elastic member, a wire, a flexible synthetic resin, or the like may be used.

  One end 116 of the first frame 111 constituting the other end portion of the right shoulder shoulder 110 is made of low-resilience urethane, high-resilience urethane, synthetic resin including sponge and rubber, etc., and is in contact with the body through clothing or the like. However, an elastic member made of a body-friendly material is provided. In addition, an elastic member is provided at one end 117 of the second frame 112 that constitutes the other end of the right shoulder portion 110, similarly to the one end 116 of the first frame 111. The one end 116 and the one end 117 may be configured to contact the scapula of the wearer's right shoulder when worn. In addition, the elastic member is in a state in which when the right shoulder shoulder portion 110 is hung on the right shoulder and comes into contact with clothes, body skin, etc., it is difficult to slip with respect to the right shoulder due to an appropriate frictional force. Preferably there is.

  The elastic member at the one end 116 of the frame 111 preferably has a spherical shape whose diameter is larger than the diameter of the first frame 111 so that the tip is in close contact with the body or clothes and is not easily slipped. The elastic member at one end 116 of the frame 111 preferably has a certain massage effect, and more preferably applies a pressing force to the scapula. The elastic member at one end 116 of the frame 111 may have a function of a so-called “point pressing” effect, and may exhibit an electric vibration function (massage effect by electric vibration). That is, a plurality of small protrusions may be formed on the spherical surface. Further, in order to make the elastic member at the one end 116 of the frame 111 difficult to slide, it is preferable that the surface of the elastic member is provided with irregularities, protrusions of arbitrary shapes, dimples, tapers and the like.

  Further, the right holder support 120 includes an upper skeleton part 121 and a lower flexible part 122. The upper skeleton 121 is composed of a rod-shaped member made of a material such as resin that does not easily deform. The lower flexible portion 122 is configured to be flexible, capable of being stretched and bent, and capable of maintaining the bent state. The expansion / contraction function may be realized by a bellows method, may be realized by a nesting method, or any other known configuration may be employed.

  The lower right holding part 130 has a pad part 131 that contacts a part of the pelvis at the lower end part of the right holder support 120. The pad portion 131 can be made of an elastic member made of a material that is gentle to the body even through body contact such as low resilience urethane, high resilience urethane, and synthetic resin including sponge and rubber. Moreover, it is preferable that the elastic member is in a state in which it is difficult to slip with respect to the pelvis due to an appropriate frictional force when coming into contact with clothes, body skin, or the like. In order to make it difficult to slip, it is preferable that the surface of the elastic member is provided with unevenness, protrusions of arbitrary shape, dimples, tapers and the like.

  In addition, the pad 131 is provided on the right holder support 120 via a hinge or an engaging portion (not shown) as appropriate so that the orientation, alignment direction, height relative to the body position, and the distance between them can be arbitrarily adjusted. May be.

  Similarly, as illustrated in FIG. 1, the left holder 200 of the musical instrument holder 1000 according to the embodiment includes a left shoulder shoulder portion 210 that is hung on the left shoulder and a connecting member 213 that forms a lower end as one end portion of the left shoulder shoulder portion 210. And a left holder support 220 extending downward. The musical instrument holder 1000 includes a left lower holding portion 230 that comes into contact with the pelvis. The left lower holding portion 230 is disposed at the lower end of the left holder support 220.

  The left shoulder shoulder 210 includes an arc-shaped flexible frame made up of a first frame 211 and a second frame 212. The arc-shaped flexible frame is not limited to these two. Further, both the first frame 211 and the second frame 212 are preferably deformable so as to fit the shape of the shoulder of the wearer and be hung in a state along the left shoulder, such as a flexible material, for example Steel pipes, sponges, polyethylene / ABS (resin plating), wires covered with bellows or elastic members, wires, flexible synthetic resins, etc.

  The one end 216 of the first frame 211 that constitutes the other end of the left shoulder portion 210 is gentle to the body even through physical contact with clothes such as low-resilience urethane, high-resilience urethane, synthetic resin including sponge and rubber, etc. An elastic member made of a material is provided. In addition, an elastic member is also provided at one end 217 of the second frame 212 that constitutes the other end of the left shoulder portion 210, similarly to the one end 216 of the first frame 211. The one end 216 and the one end 217 may be configured to contact the scapula of the wearer's left shoulder when worn. Further, the elastic member may be in a state in which it is difficult to slip with respect to the left shoulder due to an appropriate frictional force when the left shoulder shoulder portion 210 is put on the left shoulder and comes into contact with clothes, body skin, or the like. preferable.

  The elastic member at the one end 216 of the frame 211 preferably has a spherical shape whose diameter is larger than the diameter of the first frame 211 so that the tip is in close contact with the body or clothes and is not easily slipped. The elastic member at the one end 216 of the frame 211 is preferably one that has a certain massage effect, and more preferably one that applies a pressing force to the scapula. The elastic member at one end 216 of the frame 211 may have a function of a so-called “point pressing” effect, and may exhibit an electric vibration function (massage effect by electric vibration). That is, a plurality of small protrusions may be formed on the spherical surface. Further, in order to make the elastic member at the one end 216 of the frame 211 difficult to slide, it is preferable that the surface of the elastic member is provided with irregularities, protrusions of arbitrary shape, dimples, tapers and the like.

  Further, the left holder support 220 has an upper skeleton part 221 and a lower flexible part 222. The upper skeleton part 221 is constituted by a rod-like member made of a material such as resin that does not easily deform. The lower flexible portion 222 is configured to be flexible, capable of being stretched and bent, and capable of maintaining the bent state. The expansion / contraction function may be realized by a bellows method, may be realized by a nesting method, or any other known configuration may be employed.

  The left lower holding portion 230 has a pad portion 231 that contacts a part of the pelvis at the lower end portion of the left holder support body 220. For the pad portion 231, an elastic member formed of a material that is gentle to the body even through body contact through clothes such as low-resilience urethane, high-resilience urethane, synthetic resin including sponge and rubber, and the like can be used. Moreover, it is preferable that the elastic member is in a state in which it is difficult to slip with respect to the pelvis due to an appropriate frictional force when coming into contact with clothes, body skin, or the like. In order to make it difficult to slip, it is preferable that the surface of the elastic member is provided with unevenness, protrusions of arbitrary shape, dimples, tapers and the like.

  In addition, the pad portion 231 is provided on the left holder support 220 through a hinge portion and an engaging portion (not shown) as appropriate so that the direction, the alignment direction, the height with respect to the body position, and the distance from each other can be arbitrarily adjusted. May be.

  In FIG. 1, sheets 114 and 214 are stretched between the first frame 111 and the second frame 112 and between the first frame 211 and the second frame 212. One ends of the suspension belts 115 and 215 are locked to the sheets 114 and 214. Thereby, the suspending belts 115 and 215 constituting the one end side portion of the musical instrument engaging portion are suspended from the right shoulder shoulder portion 110 and the left shoulder shoulder portion 210, respectively. Further, a buckle 310, a musical instrument locking tool 311, and a musical instrument locking side belt 312 are provided at the other ends of the hanging belts 115 and 215. The suspension belts 115 and 215 and the instrument locking side belt 312 may be leather, chain or cloth belts, or may be strings or wires of arbitrary thickness and shape. Further, one end of the suspension belts 115 and 215 may not be directly locked to the sheets 114 and 214. For example, one end of the suspension belts 115 and 215 may be locked to the sheets 114 and 214 via an annular member. That is, one end of the suspension belts 115 and 215 may be locked to one end side of the annular member, and a part of the sheets 114 and 214 may be locked to the other end side of the annular member.

  Further, the suspension belts 115 and 215 and the instrument locking side belt 312 have a strength required to suspend the instrument. Moreover, the suspension belts 115 and 215, the buckle 310, the musical instrument locking tool 311 and the musical instrument locking side belt 312 constitute a musical instrument engaging portion. In addition, the instrument engaging portion may be anything that can exhibit the function of hanging the instrument as a whole, can be configured with only the minimum elements for this, may be any shape, material, material, etc. The engaging method between the elements is not limited to the above configuration.

2A and 2B are diagrams illustrating a usage state of the right shoulder shoulder portion 110 of the musical instrument holder 1000 according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2A illustrates a state where the right holder 100 is disposed in front of the body and the musical instrument is placed in front of the body. It is the schematic explaining the state of the suspending belt 115 at the time of holding | maintenance, (b) arrange | positions the holder 100 for right at the back of the body, and shows the state of the suspending belt 115 at the time of holding a musical instrument in front of the body. It is the schematic to explain.
In FIG. 2, only the right shoulder shoulder portion 110 of the musical instrument holder 1000 is described for convenience of explanation and avoidance of overlapping explanation, but the left shoulder shoulder portion 210 has the same configuration as the right shoulder shoulder portion 110.

  As shown in FIG. 2A, the sheet 114 is made of leather or cloth, and is disposed between the first frame 111 and the second frame 112. The first frame 111 and the second frame 112 are rotatable about the connecting member 113 that forms the lower end of the right shoulder shoulder 110 as a fulcrum. By this rotation, the first frame 111 and the second frame 112 are in the V-shaped open state and the I-shaped closed state. FIG. 2A shows a V-shaped open state. As shown in FIG. 2A, in the V-shaped open state, the sheet 114 is stretched to the full extent, so that the sheet 114 is restricted from being opened further and the deflection of the sheet 114 is restricted. As a result, the locking position between the suspension belt 115 and the seat 114 is stabilized. In addition, when the first frame 111 and the second frame 112 are rotated and brought close to each other to form an I-shaped closed state, the seat 114 may be bent and folded. In addition, the state change from the V-shaped open state to the I-shaped closed state may be performed by the second frame 112 approaching the first frame 111 while the first frame 111 is left as it is, or the second frame 112. May be performed by the first frame 111 approaching the second frame 112 without any change. In addition, the change of the state from the V-shaped open state to the I-shaped closed state is performed such that the first frame 111 and the second frame 112 are close to each other and formed near the center. Alternatively, a well-known configuration may be employed as appropriate as the engagement configuration of the connecting member 113 that configures the lower end of the right shoulder shoulder portion 110.

  As shown in FIG. 2A, the suspending belt 115 is extended in the lower end direction of the right shoulder shoulder 110 (in the direction of the connecting member 113) to play the musical instrument in front of the body (left side of FIG. 2A). It is also possible to hold it. Further, as shown in FIG. 2 (b), the right shoulder shoulder portion 110 is placed so that the connecting member 113 constituting the lower end of the right shoulder shoulder portion 110 is positioned rearward of the body (leftward in FIG. 2 (a)). When hung on the shoulder, the suspending belt 115 extends in the direction of the one end 116 of the first frame 111 and in the direction of the one end 117 of the second frame 112 so as to be in front of the body (right side in FIG. 2A). It is also possible to hold the instrument.

More specifically, the suspension belts 115 and 215 and the buckle 310, the musical instrument locking device 311 and the musical instrument locking side belt 312 constituting the musical instrument engaging portion are respectively provided on the right shoulder shoulder portion 110 and the left shoulder shoulder portion 210. Holders arranged in a direction approaching the connecting member 113 constituting one end of the right shoulder shoulder portion 110 and the connecting member 213 constituting the lower end of one end of the left shoulder shoulder portion 210 from the suspended portion along the right shoulder and the left shoulder It is arranged and used in the side use position (the position shown in FIGS. 5A to 5D).
Further, the suspension belts 115 and 215 and the buckle 310, the musical instrument locking device 311 and the musical instrument locking side belt 312 constituting the musical instrument engaging portion are portions suspended from the right shoulder shoulder portion 110 and the left shoulder shoulder portion 210, respectively. From the connecting member 113 that constitutes one end of the right shoulder shoulder portion 110 and the connecting member 213 that constitutes the lower end of one end of the left shoulder shoulder portion 210 along the right shoulder and the left shoulder. (The right holder support body 120 and the left holder support body 220 are arranged on the back side with the player's body sandwiched between the positions shown in FIGS. 6 (a) to 6 (b). The hanging belts 115 and 215 constituting the engaging portion and the buckle 310, the position where the musical instrument locking device 311 and the musical instrument locking side belt 312 are disposed) are used. It is.

  In FIG. 2, only the right holder 100 is shown for convenience of explanation, and the detailed explanation is made based on this. However, since the left holder 200 is the same as the right holder 100, the explanation of the left holder 200 is as follows. Omitted.

  FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating a state in which the right holder support body 120 and the left holder support body 220 of the musical instrument holder 1000 according to the embodiment of the present invention are folded.

  As apparent from FIG. 3, the instrument holder 1000 is configured such that the right holder support 120 and the left holder support 220 can be folded at substantially the center. That is, the right holder support body 120 can be folded at the connection portion between the upper skeleton portion 121 and the lower flexible portion 122. Further, the left holder support body 220 can be folded at the connection portion between the upper skeleton portion 221 and the lower flexible portion 222. Further, the right holder support 120 is detachable from the connecting member 113 as in the state of the right holder 100 shown in FIG. Similarly to the right holder 100, the left holder support 220 can be attached to and detached from the connecting member 213. With this configuration, the musical instrument holder 1000 can be conveniently carried and can be stored compactly in a travel bag or the like.

  For example, the right holder support body 120 and the left holder support body 220 may be configured to be foldable by being formed of flexible metal rods or the like that are respectively covered. Further, the center joint portion of each of the two rod-shaped bodies may have a joint portion configuration that can be freely adjusted by bending, folding, and stretching, and a known mechanism may be appropriately employed. For example, as a known mechanism, for example, a folding method or configuration of a framework of a folding umbrella or an extending method or configuration of an umbrella shaft may be employed.

  Further, a known bellows-like deformable configuration adopted for a leg portion or the like of a flexible camera tripod may be adopted for the lower flexible portion 122 and the lower flexible portion 222. By forming the outer surface of the bellows-like covering material or the like with a relatively elastic material, for example, a synthetic resin, it is possible to prevent abnormal noise from being generated when the instrument is touched or damage to the instrument.

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a state in which a musical instrument holder 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention is used to perform a performance.
As is clear from FIG. 4, even if the saxphone 500 has a relatively heavy weight of about several kilograms, the instrument holder 1000 has two parts on the right shoulder, the left shoulder, and the pelvis. Hold. Therefore, by using the instrument holder 1000, the burden on the body is considerably reduced, which contributes to reducing the fatigue and maintaining the correct posture even during long performances. Moreover, since it is not necessary to hold the saxophone 500 with the player's neck or the like, the physical burden on the player can be reduced and the player can concentrate on the performance.

  In the musical instrument holder 1000, the right holder support 120 and the left holder support 220 are not integrally formed, and the right holder support 120 is independent of the left holder support 220. It is composed of members. The suspension belts 115 and 215 are made of a flexible material. For this reason, the force acting on the right holder support 120 is unlikely to affect the left holder support 220, and the force acting on the left holder support 220 is unlikely to affect the right holder support 120. . For this reason, even when a performance is performed while greatly moving the body, the right holder support 120 is unlikely to be detached from the right shoulder, and similarly, the left holder support 220 is not likely to be detached from the left shoulder. Therefore, the musical instrument holder 1000 can hold the musical instrument stably.

  FIG. 5 is a view showing a state in which the instrument holder 1000 according to the embodiment of the present invention is arranged and used in front of the body. FIG. 5A shows the right lower holding part 130 and the left lower holding part 230. (B) is a side view showing a state in which the left lower holding portion 230 is in contact with the side of the pelvis, and (c) is a side view showing the state of being in contact with the side of the pelvis. It is a side view which shows the state which the left lower holding | maintenance part 230 is contact | abutting to the rear part of a pelvis, (d) is the state which the right lower holding part 130 and the left lower holding part 230 are contact | abutting to the rear part of a pelvis. FIG.

  As can be understood from FIG. 5, one end 116 of the first frame 111, one end 117 of the second frame 112, one end 216 of the first frame 211, and one end 217 of the second frame 212 are formed to correspond to the scapulae. The length or the like may be adjusted. The position at which the burden on the body is lightest differs depending on the individual physical characteristics, and therefore it is preferable that the position can be appropriately adjusted according to the wearer's preference and the like. Similarly, in some cases, the instrument holder 1000 is used in a state where the left lower holding portion 230 is in contact with the side portion of the pelvis as shown in FIG. As shown in (d), the right lower holding part 130 and the left lower holding part 230 may be used in a state of being in contact with the rear part of the pelvis.

FIGS. 6A and 6B are views showing a state in which the musical instrument holder 1000 according to the embodiment of the present invention is disposed behind the body, and FIG. 6A is a rear view, and FIG. 6B is a front view.
As described above, the instrument holder 1000 can hold the instrument in front of the performer as shown in FIG. 6 even when the instrument holder 1000 is mounted on the back side. It is assumed that the instrument holder 1000 may be difficult to attach to the front of the performer depending on the costume and the like, and it may be preferable not to expose the instrument holder 1000 to the audience excessively in a visual performance or the like. Even in such a case, the instrument holder 1000 is mounted on the back side, that is, one end 116 of the first frame 111, one end 117 of the second frame, and one end 216 of the first frame provided with an elastic member. With the one end 217 of the second frame in contact with the front side of the shoulder, the instrument is held in a state where the suspension belts 115 and 215 extend around the front chest so as to be hung on the front side of the body from the shoulder. It is possible.

  The instrument holder 1000 can prevent and reduce the occurrence of pain such as shoulders, neuralgia, and poor physical condition due to body pressure. In addition, the instrument holder 1000 is fitted with a body, and a soft material that can be expected to have a massage effect or the like is adopted at a contact portion with the body, so that the weight of the instrument is distributed and supported at a plurality of fulcrums. With the synergistic effect, the burden on the body will be less.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and can be appropriately modified within the scope of the technical idea described in the claims. For example, the configuration of each part of the instrument holder is not limited to the configuration of each part of the instrument holder 1000 according to the present embodiment.
For example, although the right shoulder shoulder part 110 has the 1st frame 111 and the 2nd frame 112, it is not limited to this structure. For example, you may have three or more arc-shaped arms.
In the above-described embodiment, the right holder 100 and the left holder 200 are configured to be less likely to fall off from the right shoulder and the left shoulder, respectively, but are more difficult to fall off for performers who are worried about dropping off. You may have a structure.
For example, a cloth belt may be provided at any position between the upper end portion and the lower end portion of the lower flexible portion 122 of the right holder 100 and the lower flexible portion 222 of the left holder 200. One end of one belt is connected to the lower flexible portion 122, and the other end of the one belt has a connecting member. Similarly, one end portion of the other belt is connected to the lower flexible portion 222, and the other end portion of the other belt has a connecting member. During performance, the musical instrument holder 1000 is used in a state where the connecting member at the other end of one belt and the connecting member at the other end of the other belt are connected to each other.
The connection of one end of one belt and one end of the other belt to the lower flexible portions 122 and 222 may be a non-detachable fixing structure, a removable fixing structure, or a compact winding. The configuration having the apparatus may be a configuration in which the belt can be wound up when the belt is not used, and an appropriate configuration may be adopted as appropriate.

  100 ... Right holder, 110 ... Right shoulder support, 120 ... Right holder support, 130 ... Right lower holding portion, 200 ... Left holder, 210 ... Left shoulder shoulder, 220 ... Left holder Support body, 230 .. Left lower holding part, 310 .. Buckle, 311 .. Instrument locking tool, 312 .. Instrument locking side belt, 1000 .. Instrument holder,

Claims (4)

A right shoulder shoulder portion that is hung along the right shoulder,
A right holder support that extends downward from one end of the right shoulder, and at least a part of which is extendable and can be bent and maintain a bent state;
A right lower holding portion that is disposed at the lower end of the right holder support and abuts against the pelvis;
A right holder comprising:
A left shoulder strap that can be hung along the left shoulder,
A left holder support that extends downward from one end of the left shoulder, and at least a part of which is extendable and can be bent and maintain a bent state;
A left lower holding portion that is disposed at the lower end of the left holder support and abuts against the pelvis;
A left holder comprising:
A musical instrument engaging portion that is made of a flexible material, and that one end portion is suspended from the right shoulder shoulder portion and the left shoulder shoulder portion, and the other end portion is engaged with the instrument;
Musical instrument holder with   The instrument engaging portion includes one end portion of the right shoulder shoulder portion and one end portion of the left shoulder shoulder portion along the right shoulder and the left shoulder from portions suspended from the right shoulder shoulder portion and the left shoulder shoulder portion, respectively. From the holder side use position arranged in the direction approaching to the right shoulder shoulder portion and the left shoulder shoulder portion, respectively, and one end portion of the right shoulder shoulder portion along the right shoulder and the left shoulder The musical instrument holder according to claim 1, wherein the instrument holder can be used by being arranged at any one of the use positions on the side opposite to the holder arranged in a direction away from one end of the left shoulder.   At least one of the other end portion of the right shoulder shoulder portion and the other end portion of the left shoulder shoulder portion is when the right shoulder shoulder portion is put on the right shoulder, and when the left shoulder shoulder portion is put on the left shoulder 3. The elastic member according to claim 1, further comprising an elastic member capable of contacting at least one of the right shoulder and the left shoulder in a state in which it is difficult to be displaced with respect to at least one of the right shoulder and the left shoulder. Instrument holder as described. At least one of the right lower holding portion and the left lower holding portion includes a pad portion having an elastic member that can come into contact with the pelvis while being difficult to be displaced with respect to the pelvis. The musical instrument holder according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

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