Detail 01
Clamp-on mount
Grips the horn's tubing rather than screwing into a receiver, so it works on trumpets with no lyre socket.

Independent shopping perspective
Clamp-on lyre for trumpet or cornet. Holds a flip folder or lesson card on the horn for marching band and outdoor playing.


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Detail 01
Grips the horn's tubing rather than screwing into a receiver, so it works on trumpets with no lyre socket.
Detail 02
Sized for the tubing diameter of those two horns. It will not clamp correctly on larger-bore brass.
Detail 03
Positions music in your sightline just past the bell. Nothing to hold, so both hands stay on the valves.
Detail 04
Survives being clamped, unclamped and tossed in a case gig after gig, which plastic mounts do not.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. This is the lyre only. You supply the flip folder or lyre cards that slide into the holder.
Any clamp can mark lacquer over time. Keep the contact area clean and avoid overtightening. Some players add a thin cloth or tape layer underneath.
No. That is the point of a clamp-on design. It attaches directly to the tubing, so horns without a lyre receiver can still use it.
No. It is made for trumpet and cornet tubing. Larger brass instruments need a lyre sized for their own bore and mounting points.
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