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I use Mobile Sheets (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zubersoft.mobilesheetspro) to do exactly that. I use a scan of the sheet, or I make them myself in MuseScore and save to pdf. Works great!

Thanks people, looks like this app can work: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zubersoft.mobilesheetspro&hl=en_GB

"Hands-free page turns using any bluetooth or usb devices (including two and four pedal models), or through the automatic scrolling feature"

MobileSheets Pro. My entire piano/opera library is stored in it. There's also a free version.

Mobilesheets is pretty good for Android tablets.

Good timing. I just jumped on the tablet bandwagon (because I had to for certain gigs).

The Stuff I Bought:

• Levono M10 - $100
• Silicone Case - $16
• Apache 2800 Weatherproof Case - $30
• Tablet Clip - $11
• Round Base Mic Stand - $25
• Charger - $7
• MobileSheets Pro - $13

Some notes on it all:

• This tablet only ships with a charging dock (which is useless on the gig), so I bought the charger to plug the charging cable (which does come with the device) into.
• The screen is a little smaller than I'd prefer, but anything 12 inches or larger was nearly triple the price, and much less available in low-end models (since I'm literally only using it to read music).
• The silicone case is because it will get dropped on stage. Maybe not by me, but by somebody.
• The carrying case is to prevent things from break it also. The foam is made to form into whatever you need it to hold.
• The clip was the one I've seen with the least problems of the lower-costs ones.
• The round base mic stand was decided upon - rather than a tripod - since I need to walk around the stand to do choreography. It also takes up less stage space, which is at a premium for a lot of gigs.
• MobileSheets Pro is the Android spoof on ForScore (which is only available for iOS). Within this, I can arrange set lists, for things where I don't have any time between tunes to look for something.

In do still need to get a page turning pedal, but at the moment, it's not a dire necessity based on what I'll be playing for the next few months. Pedals are also much more expensive than I realized.

I did also purchase iReal Pro and TonalEnergy Tuner/Metronome from the Google Play Store, since I had a lot of Google Play credit, and I've been putting those off for a few years.

I put all of my music for the show (usually between 80-120 pages) into a PDF using the Google Drive app on my phone then view it on an android or windows Tablet using software called "MobileSheets". I've seen other folks on iPad use an app called forScore. Then a bluetooth page turn pedal will flip to the next page. I practice turning the page while still playing my part, so I just treat the pedal as another bass drum kick, but on a beat (or offbeat) where there's no bass drum written. I've played hundreds of shows this way, it's far less obtrusive than turning a page with my hands.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zubersoft.mobilesheetspro

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zubersoft.mobilesheetspro

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I use a Nexus 10 tablet. Any big enough tablet (don't go under 10 inch) should do. I use this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zubersoft.mobilesheetspro to manage and view sheet.