Detail 01
Leatherette cover
A vinyl-coated fabric. Wipes clean, resists sweaty hands and scuffs better than plain card stock, and costs far less than leather.

Independent shopping perspective
A red leatherette folder for holding choral sheet music while singing. For choir members who need music held open and presentable on stage.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
A vinyl-coated fabric. Wipes clean, resists sweaty hands and scuffs better than plain card stock, and costs far less than leather.
Detail 02
Cut for standard octavo sheet music, so it holds choral music snugly rather than full-size orchestral parts.
Detail 03
Matters mostly for uniformity. Order the same color across the choir if you want a consistent look from the audience.
Detail 04
Music sits inside rather than clamping into rings, so pages stay unpunched and can be swapped between pieces quickly.
Detail 05
Low enough to outfit a whole section, and cheap to replace when one gets worn or lost.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is a choral folio, cut for standard octavo choral sheet music rather than full-size orchestral or band parts.
No. Leatherette is a coated fabric with a leather-like finish. It wipes clean and holds up to handling for much less money.
Yes. At this price it is common to outfit a full section. Order together so the red finish matches across all copies.
That is what a choral folio is for. It holds your music open in one hand while you stand and sing.
Reference
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