[Fwd: [NAMESU] Question from Hawaii--Piano Rebuilding]

[Fred S. Sturm]

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Hola! (That's New Mexican for Aloha),
	My chair forwarded me this request from the NAMESU list (I think it's a
listserv for music school/department administrators/chairs at state
universities). Seemed like the sort of thing we ought to help out with.
The actual "reply to" is 
NAMESU@LISTSERV.NODAK.EDU 
Regards,
Fred Sturm
University of New Mexico


Many of the larger NAMESU schools have full-time piano technicians, but for
those of you who are smaller, like us in Hawaii, I have a question and a
request. For a number of reasons too complicated to go into here, we
have to
go out to bid on a large contract to rebuild most of our Steinway practice
room pianos. So, here are my questions.

1. How do you define rebuilding a piano in contractual language?  And
how do
you contractually define and require excellent voicing after the mechanism
has been rebuilt? Any help or advice you could give on these matters would
be most appreciated.

2. Does any of you have a sample contract for bidding on a big piano
rebuilding job? or know anyone else who does who would be willing to share
it? The fax number here is 808-956-9657 or I could open most RTF or
Microsoft attachments.

Thank you and aloha to all.

Leslie Wright
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