I saw someone selling that, what is that, is it sort like a musicstand?

a lyre is someting some band use for marching band or other outdoor performances. it is a little stand that you attach to your instrument, you either clip music to or the music is clipped onto it. on the clarinet, it attaches near the bridge. i personally hate them, it takes away from the look of the performance, and plus if you are looking down your tone isn`t as good. so its musch better to memorize your music for marching band. yarr

Thank you, I just thought it looked somewhat strange, how would the sheets be able to stand? Will they not fold?

usually the music is shrunk down to a smaller page, then either lamenated or slipped into a plastic page holder, then that is what is clipped to the lyre.

Can you really read the music then, if the sun for exampel shines, won`t it be very shiny? And if it shrunk you could perhaps just learn the hm thing without bothering with the lyre.

d00d just go to the music store and have the person explain if your THAT desperate! jeez~