Pianos that Die

[John Minor]

On Wed, 23 Nov 1994, Michael Wathen 556-9565 wrote:

> Here is a new topic.  It will be most familiar with college and
> university technicians because they service the same instruments
> over and over again in a concert or recital situation.  Also, we
> can consider good quality grands in such places as teaching
> studios.
>
> Harold Conklin says pianos just die a slow death.  A piano will
> live in its optimum status (excellent concert quality)
> for a relatively short time.  This why Steinway Concert Artist
[SNIP]

MICHAEL: I JUST WANTED TO COMPLIMENT YOU ON THE LAYOUT OF YOUR E-MAIL!!!
IT IS QUITE READABLE. SOME POSTS ARE SO BADLY BROKEN UP THAT THEY ARE
UNREADABLE!

COULD YOU LET US KNOW JUST WHAT YOU DID TO MAKE EVERYTHING SO NICE AND
NEAT???


THANKS...

JOHN MINOR
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
JMINOR@UIUC.EDU