We've a lot of lighting in our house.
We don't use any centre ceiling lights, only wall uplighters or table lamps with dark shades.
This I believe is a "woman's thing."
Sometimes I think I'm burning a lot of electricity, but I'm "practically groping around in the dark."
We have four of these nice ceramic uplighters in "my den" (our front room).
Two are over my Tyros, but I was finding it increasingly difficult to read the music on the stand.
It was no problem with my old PSR1000 as the music was nearer.
This is a daytime photo, it's really darker than my "clever"camera makes it appear.
Now I'm sure many have sophisticated illumination solutions. But I wanted a cheap and effective method of my own.
So bought one of these on eBay. It has two levels of illumination, runs on three AA rechargeable batteries and comes with a plug/charger and a USB lead. It has 24 hours battery life on the high setting.
Clipping it to the top of the music stand wasn't really practical. But "where there's a will, there's a way."
I fixed a stainless steel rod I had in the garage, remnants of an old floor lamp to the underside of the two bars of the cheap stand that supports the piano, using a few turns of insulating tape. A five minute job.... I've dragged it forward to demonstate. I pushed the piano further back when I'd finshed.
The lamp is clipped to the bar and the flexible arm passes under the stand and is behind the lift up piano screen.
You can pull the lamp towards you to gve a wider spread, but I don't find that necssary.
Then push it back so the screen can be lowered without fouling the lamp. I'm fine with it in this position.
Job accomplished for a few pounds.