FILE PLUS DO Music Sheet holder A4 30 pockets 60 pages No need to take out paper for writing in (Black 2 per set)

The idea of this product sounded good to me but I found it not practical for my sheet music. Original sheet music generally comes in a booklet form so you cannot separate each sheet to slot in an individual pocket. It could work in some cases where the music is short and only takes up two sides. A lot of sheet music is smaller than A4 so it will not be secure in the pouch top and bottom.However the folder would be useful for agendas, minutes, note taking, that sort of thing.A lovley folder but not fulfilling for the reason I purchased it.

This product is very good for learning from scores which you have printed and doubles up as being able to be used efficiently in rehearsals without causing a fuss.The vacant middle part of the sleeve makes writing on the score an ease without the need to remove sheets or have them scattered on the stand.You can also insert paper within the sleeves which could be used for storing spare sheets or if you specifically want to avoid writing on it.The folder comes with two pockets on the inside of each cover which is handy for storing loose sheets or note paper.The covers of the folder are sturdy. The folders are spiralbound which allows for easy turning and also lies flat.The downsides are that they are quite expensive for what they are, working out at £13.44 per folder. When only one company is making them I suppose they can get away with such a high price for a useful product. Whilst I am glad I purchased them and they are useful, I personally would not be in a hurry to get another set.In each folder there are only 30 inserts, as advertised, yet it is not possible to add more should you need. The package comes with two folders which is great, however, it would be excessive to bring another folder should you only need an extra five pages or so.I am also concerned that should a sleeve break the only solutions would be to tear it out, avoid it, or attempt to fix it.The positives do outweigh the negatives here. They are useful items and I would definitely recommend them, albeit begrudgenly at that price.

I was a little sceptical at first as most items like this are a bit rubbish but these really are great. You'd normaly expect shiny sleeves that reflect the light but not, these pages have narrow strip at the top and bottom to hold the music securely in place. As the page is exposed it is easy to read and write on. There's loads of pages and you can put multiple sheets in each pocket on bothe front and back of each sheet.I am using one for a recording project and another for gigging (well I was before COVID).This product is just what I didn't realise I was looking for.

I'm a member of three different choirs and I use the folder to keep all my music together in one place. It's good to be able to make notes on the sheets without taking them out of the folder, however that only works if your music is on single sided sheets. Also, the flaps at the bottom and top that hold the sheets in are a bit flimsy so the sheets sometimes fall out. It would be better if there was a flap down the long side too to hold them in. All in all though, it looks smart and has a lot space for music without being too heavy.

I hate trying to read music from books and print all my mine on A4 paper so this is a fantastic product for me. It means I can keep all my music together. It stops the sheets falling and you can easily mark your sheet as it holds the top and bottom. Highly recommended.

I've bought this before to hold the lyrics and music fro playing at casual village dos and they are just right. I will buy them again as our repertoire grows (I hope!)

Loved the music folder. Bought it for daughter who has just joined a choir. She will find it useful for her sheet music. Really good for making notes without removing music sheet.

Useful binder for rehearsal copies of a music programme. Music can be seen very clearly and pages turned easily because of the ring binding.