Meet Akshay Dinakar, a violinist at Stanford University and an alum of Carnegie Hall’s National Youth Orchestra of the USA.
He’s the inventor of Stikato, a music stand that sticks to walls, allowing musicians to practice with good posture while on tour.
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This looks great – but practice on tour? What about the drinking?
Brilliant… but what about trombone players?
They can take up the valve trombone.
It works for trombonists if they use binoculars.
Good idea…but what about the acoustics produced by playing right up against the wall?
That’s actually kind of a fabulous idea, if it really works. Might be fun to stick it on a window.
Exactly how does it stick? He doesn’t say.
Hopefully not with super-glue!! LOL!
I feel bad for all the geckos who going around without feet just so we can have music stands that stick to the wall.