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  1. How about goodgigs tranparent bell?
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    We have better technology than that: a mini-camera mounted to the front of the bell with a suitable display on the rear of the bell (attached to an adjustable mechanism so it can be correctly positioned for the individual player's preferences). Better, perhaps: a totally wearable set of goggles that show both the conductor and the music -- perhaps with the music overlayed on top of the conductors image so it can be seen through the music. I can almost feel a patent here.
    Gary Merrill
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