Dear Conrad, A "choice of cold beers"?? Voila!!! I remember Joe Bisceglie talking about the Steinway factory tradition of shutting down on Friday afternoons and have a kegger on the shop floor(s)!!! So, there you are. If not "genuine" Steinway hammers, then at least a genuine Steinway tradition of getting "hammered"!!! Enjoy, you have earned it!!! Robin Blankenship ----- Original Message ----- From: "Conrad Hoffsommer" <hoffsoco at luther.edu> To: <caut at ptg.org> Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 2:14 PM Subject: [CAUT] Friday vent > Frenns, > > just had a little talk with my department head/piano prof. arghhh... > (pulled me out of a practice room regulation to pull up two unisons on his > studio D) > > while in his room we got onto how i was progressing on the weekly todo > list. Two items were to be voicing and regulation on a B and an SF10, > with rebushing of the SF10. > > voicing was not just voicing - major filing needed on both - both need new > hammers -some of the keys [on both] are moving nicely with 42gm!! - down > to pure lacquer - we agreed that they needed new hammers > > Then the mystique hit....... > > I screwed up and mentioned that I wanted to put Wurzen hammers on them > both. > > You'd think I'd just blasphemed everything in the world and impuned his > parentage! It was OK for the SF10, but NON-STEINWAY HAMMERS IN THE B?????? > Argh... > > I said I'll get just the ones for the SF and see how we like them. > > Thanks for listening. > > There's a choice of cold beer at home, I'll be OK. > > > > Conrad Hoffsommer > > There comes a time in every man's life and I've had plenty of them. > -Casey Stengel >
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