A portable stand for a wind musical instrument including an instrument peg, a first-stand-section, and a second-stand-section. The instrument peg includes an instrument interface and a stand interface, with the instrument interface configured to removably interface with, and support the wind musical instrument. The instrument peg includes a first-inside face, a first-outside-face, and a first-perimeter extending, with the first-perimeter extending between the first-inside-face and the first-outside-face. The second-stand-section includes a second-inside-face, a second-outside-face, and a second-perimeter extending between the second-inside face and the second-outside-face, with the second inside-face including a second-recess dimensioned and sized to receive the complementary portion of the instrument peg. The second-stand-section is hingeably coupled to the first-stand-section by at least one hinge.

Percussion accessories for reversible and interchangeable attachment to the head of a drum tension rod are disclosed.

A musical instrument stand, including: a stand including a plurality of leg columns, a height of each of the plurality of leg columns being adjustable; a musical instrument mount which is installed on the stand and on which a musical instrument is to be mounted; and a connector including an elastic member and connecting the stand and the musical instrument mount.

A musical instrument stand, including: a stand including a plurality of leg columns, a height of each of the plurality of leg columns being adjustable; a musical instrument mount which is installed on the stand and on which a musical instrument is to be mounted; and a connector including an elastic member and connecting the stand and the musical instrument mount.

An illuminated instrument strap. The illuminated instrument strap includes an instrument strap having a fastener to removably secure the illuminated instrument strap to an instrument. A light operably connected to a control box is disposed along the length of the instrument strap. The control box includes a logic that is at least partially stored in a non-transitory computer readable medium and that, when executed at least in part by a controller, causes the light to illuminate in a pre-programmed pattern. In another embodiment, the control box includes a microphone, that transmits audio input information to a controller, causing the controller to synchronize an illumination of the light to the audio input information in a music visualization pattern.

A thumb-mountable support is disclosed for use on a support hand of a musician while playing an instrument of the violin-family. The thumb-mountable support includes a thumb ring and a saddle. The thumb ring is configured to at least partially surround the thumb of the support hand to facilitate securement of the thumb-mountable support to the thumb of the support hand. The saddle extends from the thumb ring and includes a lower surface configured to engage a generally V-shaped region formed between a thumb and body of the support hand, and also includes an upper surface configured to support a rear portion of a neck of the instrument.

A mount for hanging a stringed instrument on commonly used standard doors that does not require the use of nails, bolts or screws driven into the door panel and consists of a supporting member, a U-shaped yoke attached to one end of the supporting member, the other end of the supporting member has a rectangular shape that fits over the door. An intermediary piece is used to attach the U-shaped yoke to the supporting member. An additional angular angular brace is optionally provided for additional support preventing movement of the guitar during door opening and closing.

A mount for hanging a stringed instrument on commonly used standard doors that does not require the use of nails, bolts or screws driven into the door panel and consists of a supporting member, a U-shaped yoke attached to one end of the supporting member, the other end of the supporting member has a rectangular shape that fits over the door. An intermediary piece is used to attach the U-shaped yoke to the supporting member. An additional angular angular brace is optionally provided for additional support preventing movement of the guitar during door opening and closing.

A credenza, the comprising one or more amplifiers, a plurality of speakers, and configured with a slide-out drawer that is shaped to support a guitar when not in use. The credenza may be constructed of dense, thin, and solid wood. A protective material is applied to the interior surface of the slide-out drawer to avoid abrasion of the guitar surface.

A credenza, the comprising one or more amplifiers, a plurality of speakers, and configured with a slide-out drawer that is shaped to support a guitar when not in use. The credenza may be constructed of dense, thin, and solid wood. A protective material is applied to the interior surface of the slide-out drawer to avoid abrasion of the guitar surface.