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William Moersch
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Behzad,
Assuming that you choose (or prefer) not to memorize, my suggestions are:
1) use the fewest number of music stands possible
2) position the music stands either low, with the TOP edge of the stand BELOW the surface of the accidentals, or with BOTTOM edge of the stand 3-5" ABOVE the surface of the accidentals. The audience MUST be able to stick the mallets strike the instrument
3) Repaginate or use fold-outs so that the page turns occur between sections or phrases of the music.
Taking a guess that you are refering to Mirage, play from the printed edition using one music stand, with page turns at the end of p. 17 (use one-hand roll while turning), the end of p. 19, and add a fold-out of p. 22 (or memorize three lines) and turn during the G.P. before f-1. Simple!
WM
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