I often seen people put sheets on the floor with a really big font
size (no one can really see the flat paper on the floor); instead of
the entire lyric they put the first word or two which would be enough
to remember the rest of the line

You can put the sheets in those plastic protectors to keep them from
blowing around or moving


i.e. for Shady grove

Peaches
Apples


 banjo string
 golden twine



 needle and thread
sew

barlow knife
etc...

On Jul 2, 8:04 am, Robin Gravina <robin.grav...@gmail.com> wrote:
> We went through this a while back and decided that the only way of removing
> the crutch of the lyrics sheet is to ban using the papers at practice time.
> It's very easy to learn lyrics if you put your mind to it, and you sing 'em
> much better when you know them. Otherwise we found that we were being lazy
> and using up good brainpower on looking at the words when we could have been
> admiring our own reflections, or wondering if we had left the gas on.... or
> maybe even in listening to each other.
>
> On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 1:58 PM, The Holstein Kid
> <st...@senatorgroup.com.au>wrote:
>
>
>
> > Thought I might throw this out there. The new group I’m in is having a
> > little trouble remembering lyrics to our tunes at this stage, and
> > we’ve got a performance on Sat night. Because we’re only doing up to
> > six tunes, I suggested we shouldn’t have a music stand in sight. I
> > think it looks more professional not to have a stand and you should
> > know your music. Right or not so?
>
> > Perhaps if we were doing several sets it might be a different story. I
> > noticed a photo of EC and Co. on his recent tour with music stands on
> > stage. It’s obviously acceptable to do this and I wonder if that was
> > for a full show which is what it looked like.
>
> > Any opinion or rule of thumb you guys go by?
>
> > HK
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