How many pianos, and how many technicians? Why are you leaving? John Minor University of Illinois On Thu, 7 Jan 1999, Waldrop, Craig wrote: ]Dear List, ] ]I have officially resigned my position as Staff Piano Technician at Texas ]Christian University and will be assisting in the search for someone to fill ]this opening. My last "official" day is January 21st. ] ]I have have found TCU be to an excellent working environment with many good ]benefits. The faculty of the School of Music are highly skilled musicians ]and are co-operative and understanding of the piano technician's situation. ]For those unfamiliar with this university, Texas Christian has for ]thirty-five years been the home of the renowned Van Cliburn International ]Piano Competition. TCU is a small, private school that focuses on quality ]rather than quantity. The University has recently invested $1.5 million in ]new Steinways with the goal of becoming an All-Steinway institution. ] ]Features: ]- 87 Pianos, 3 harpsichords, 4 pipe organs (organ tech takes care of those). ]- Existing budget for outside repair, parts inventory, and contract tuning ]help on a limited basis. ]- Full-time position (professional classification); salary competitive, ]commensurate to level of experience. ] ]Requirements: ]- Minimum of 10-15 years experience with emphasis in concert service. ]- Guild membership and RPT classification preferred. ]- Must be self-motivated and willing to perform a wide variety of services ]including fine tuning, voicing, regulating, and light rebuilding. ] ]To apply send resume and enquiries to: ] ]Dr. Kenneth Raessler, Director ]TCU School of Music ]TCU Box 297500 ]Fort Worth, Texas 76129 ] ]Interested persons please send responses as quickly as possible. ] ]best regards, ] ]Craig Waldrop, RPT ]TCU School of Music ]Texas Christian University ]c.waldrop@tcu.edu ] ]
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