Here are the figures, 107 Pianos 2 harpsichords 15 addition. around campus--not regularly serviced 150 Concerts/year in three auditoriums. Student Numbers --Unknown. -Mike Jorgensen DMCKECH wrote: > > List, > > The time has arrived for me to make my best justification for adding > another piano technician position here at Ithaca College. The addition to > the music building will be complete next spring and there will be more > pianos to service. > > One of the primary arguments will be the number of pianos per technician. > Also, these numbers compared to the number of piano majors. If anyone is > willing to share their numbers with me I would be most grateful. Send > privately if you wish. > > My numbers currently are 139 pianos, 3 harpsichords, 46 piano majors for > one technician. There are about 12 additional pianos around the campus that > I service occasionally. I expect an increase of about 23 pianos and one > harpsichord. One must also keep in mind the number of secondary piano > students and music ed. majors to this equation. I do not have those figures > for IC at the moment. > > I also plan to use the Guidelines for Effective Institutional Piano > Maintenance published by the CAUT committee of PTG in my argument. Some of > you may remember, in a post to Pianotech about two years ago, the database > I set up that uses the workload formula from the Guidelines. (I also > demonstrated it at the CAUT Forum in Dearborn.) The database is set up on > FileMaker Pro. I would like to offer it to anyone responding to this post. > > Regards, > Don McKechnie > dmckech@ithaca.edu
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