Portable keyboard musical instrument

A portable keyboard musical instrument, comprising;

• a two-piece body having a first keyboard section and a second separable supporting section;
• each of the first keyboard section and the second separable supporting section having a first end, a second end, side edges, a planar front surface and a planar rear surface;
• the first keyboard section having a keyboard held on the planar front surface extending along a first side edge, a handle formed on an opposed second side edge, a handle formed at the first end and a mating portion formed at the second end;
• the second separable supporting section having a complementary mating portion at the first end and a reduced size second end;
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• a plurality of finger controls formed on the planar front surface of the first keyboard section and positioned so as to be easily accessible by a left hand of a musician when holding the first keyboard section.

A portable keyboard musical instrument, comprising;

• a two-piece body having a first keyboard section with a planar front surface having a keyboard on a first side edge, an opening forming a handle on an opposed second side edge, a planar rear surface, a first end formed in the shape of a handle and a second end having an opening formed therein for mating with a further section of the two-piece body;
• the two-piece body having a second separable supporting section with a planar front surface, a planar rear surface, a first end having a fin formed thereon for mating with the first keyboard section and a substantially cylindrical reduced size second end;
• a plurality of finger controls formed on the planar front surface and the planar rear surface of the first keyboard section and positioned so as to be easily accessible by a left hand of a musician when holding the first keyboard portion;
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• a support stand having an aperture formed therein for removably holding the substantially cylindrical reduced size second end of the second separable supporting section in a vertical position relative to a supporting surface on which the support stand is held.