Perfect Pitch

[Guy, Karen, and Tor Nichols]

>..if it ain't perfect, then what should we call it..relative?..can someone
>with *good* relative pitch sing an *A* on command?..i don't think so.
>
>..i invite your comments..publicly or privately.
>
Phil,
	A safe bet, when asked, is to say you've "Got a real good ear". The
problem with "perfect" anything is that it changes. I know plenty of people
withOUT good pitch, who can sing an 'A'. I can't, but I can whistle it.
(they PAY me to NOT sing). It's got nothing to do with tuning a piano,
anyway, and would get in the way of trying to make a PSO sound good.
	There is a huge bag of worms to sift through when talking about "perfect"
pitch, especially with a bunch of piano tuners. Good luck.
Guy
Guy Nichols, RPT
nicho@lascruces.com
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