Are you a Brass Musician suffering from back pain?
One support for many musical instruments!
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A video introduction to the BrassSupport
BrassSupport – A stand for all brass instruments players.
BrassSupport is a thoughtfully engineered playing aid designed to alleviate the physical strain of holding heavy brass instruments. By transferring the instrument’s weight to the floor, a chair, or a compatible support surface, BrassSupport allows musicians to focus on their performance—not their posture or pain.
Brass players often endure prolonged sessions with their instrument held in a fixed position, placing continuous stress on the wrists, arms, shoulders, and spine. Over time, this can result in discomfort, overuse injuries, and compromised technique. BrassSupport offers an effective, affordable solution—whether you’re rehearsing, performing, or teaching. A stand for all brass instrument players.
Key Benefits:
✅ Reduces Strain: Minimizes physical tension and fatigue in the upper body by offloading the instrument’s weight.
✅ Universal Fit: Compatible with a wide range of brass instruments—including euphoniums, tubas, baritones, and more.
✅ Easy to Use: Attaches and detaches quickly with no permanent modifications needed to your instrument.
✅ Adaptable Positioning: Can be used seated or standing, with floor support, chair support, or a harness-style setup.
✅ Ideal for All Players: Especially helpful for children, young learners, and musicians with physical limitations or mobility challenges.
⚠ Safety Tip: Always attach BrassSupport on a flat, stable surface. Retract telescopic tubes when not in use to prevent damage or accidental contact with others.
Whether you’re preparing for a concert, leading a school ensemble, or recovering from injury, BrassSupport gives you the freedom to play longer, sound better, and protect your body—because great music shouldn’t come at the cost of your health.
Let me know if you want a version styled for musicians (less formal, more expressive), or tailored for a specific use case (schools, marching bands, etc).
For those of you out there who are critical of body and hand positioning, please be aware that I am not a brass player.
My good friend Mike Keogh Trombone and Trumpet extraordinaire! My first customer.
