Joel, Your practice of covering pianos interiors is intriguing, and I can see that it would make a huge difference in keeping them clean. But I'm curious, how do you know who to charge when one is vandalized? One of the problems here is that we can never be there, for example, when someone spills coffee into a piano or something like that, and so we don't know who it is that did it. Lately we've taken to charging fines to students that we find with any liquids in the practice rooms. It's hard for me to imagine something as sensible as piano covers lasting for more than a week or two around here, unfortunately - how do you do make that work? Allen Wright Oberlin Conservatory
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