Abstract: An organizational music stand architecture for practicing or performing, while at the same time organizing and storing various accessories for music. The stand comprises a base section, two side sections, and a back section secured together. An accessory plate assembly, situated at the top of the unit, is secured to the two side sections. A music rest platform is secured to the accessory plate assembly so as to display objects in a near vertical position. The height of the base section is designed for placement of the organizational stand on a floor surface. Typically, the organizational stand would also comprise wheels, positioned at the bottom of the base section toward the rear of the stand, enabling the stand to be rolled on the wheels to another location. There would also be at least one or two drawers, such as a utility drawer and a hanging-file drawer.

Abstract: An organizational music stand architecture for practicing or performing, while at the same time organizing and storing various accessories for music. The stand comprises a base section, two side sections, and a back section secured together. An accessory plate assembly, situated at the top of the unit, is secured to the two side sections. A music rest platform is secured to the accessory plate assembly so as to display objects in a near vertical position. The height of the base section is designed for placement of the organizational stand on a floor surface. Typically, the organizational stand would also comprise wheels, positioned at the bottom of the base section toward the rear of the stand, enabling the stand to be rolled on the wheels to another location. There would also be at least one or two drawers, such as a utility drawer and a hanging-file drawer.

Abstract: A portable music stand architecture is presented for solitary practice or for performance. The music stand comprises a base section, two side sections and a back section secured together. An accessory plate assembly is secured to the two side sections and comprises at least one recessed tray for storage of accessories, such as instrument accessories and musical tools. A shelf can be located within the interior of the music stand for retaining sheet music or music books. Further, a music display is secured to the accessory plate assembly to display music. The music display extends from two hinges connected along a front side of the accessory plate assembly, the music display pivots upward to lie flat when fully opened. When closed, the music display extends down above the base section of the music stand, leaving an opening underneath to allow access to the shelf.