Manhasset Announces Distribution Agreement with T.H.Y. Designs

Manhasset Stands has announced their exclusive distribution agreement with T.H.Y. Designs,LLC., manufacturer of the Wind Wynder™.

The Wind Wynder is a device for holding music books, pages or sheet music on a stand or with a hard music folder on a music stand. The unique design of the Wind Wynder (patent pending) is portable, efficient and easy to use which allows any musician to make normal page turns in windy, drafty conditions indoors or outdoors, or when music pages will not stay open. The Wind Wynder is designed to be used on music stands, with two clips attaching on each side of the stand and a monofilament line that pulls out from one of the clips which lies over the music holding it in place as the musician turns the pages as normal. It is no longer necessary to clip and unclip music to turn the page! A velour pouch is included for storing the Wind Wynder.

The owners and inventors of the Wind Wynder accessory, Mary Tolokan and RaJean Higginson expressed their enthusiasm with the distribution agreement, “We are very excited to be partnering with Manhasset to distribute our Wind Wynder™ product along with their wonderful music stands and accessories!  We believe that Manhasset Stands are the best music stands in the business and we wanted to work with the best possible company to help us market our products!”  Mary and RaJean continue, “As musicians, we recognized the need for a better solution for addressing music page issues outdoors and indoors for all musicians.  We knew it was important to be able to Hold That Note!”

Dan Roberts of Manhasset adds, “The Wind Wynder accessory has a very unique design that will be useful for all musicians whether they are playing indoors or outdoors, wherever there is a current of air that might inadvertently turn pages.  The rugged construction and simplicity of design make it easy to use at a suggested retail price of only $29.99!”  Roberts continues, “Our distributors will have the WWSOLO Wind Wynder product soon, for symphonies, outdoor festivals, music camps, and schools.”