HA HA!!!!!!! You're right! :D (BTW- my plastic "A Star is Reborn" A was broken off in one corner, and has some jagged ends.. I got an A# !!!!!!!! :B Strangest --On Monday, April 18, 2005 10:19 AM -0700 Greg Granoff <gjg2@humboldt.edu> wrote: > List, > Any of you seen the brochure Steinway is sending out to universities about > the re-introduction of the 6' 2" model A? > We've had a big laugh in the shop because the included article by Stuart > Isacoff from Piano Today talking about the history of the model 'A' and > it's various size incarnations states: "The Model "A" Parlor Grand was > designed by C. F. Theodore Steinway in the late 1870s as a small > instrument (it was originally only 6" [sic] in length) capable of > producing the power and tone of larger grands". Isacoff goes on to quote > S&S telling its dealers this new instrument "embodied the greatest > progress ever achieved in the art of piano making.". Indeed! I bet it > looked kind of funny though.... > > Greg > > _______________________________________________ > caut list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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