Reminds me of a duo I tuned for years ago: "Russian Hands and Roman Fingers" (It's true.) Cash is nice. Very nice. Horace >Hi John and list, you wrote: > >>I got a phone answering machine message to tune for "The London Piano >>Duo" in April. I have never heard of them, nor was I able to bring up >>anything on a Web Search. The names of the pianists are (something >>like): Richard Market(sp) and David Nessle(sp). > >I tuned for the London Piano Duo last year for two different concerts in >Western Kentucky. One in Hopkinsville, the other in Paducah. They were >both "community concert" type venues. > >They had two CD pianos with them. They had "selected" them in New York >before starting the tour. The pianos were OK last year. Most of the pianos >I have seen on these tours are pretty good. These were not as well matched >as I would have liked but they worked. I had a little voicing to do and >one of them had a sostenuuto problem that took a little time. > >Both of the duo are nice and very easy to work with. There names are >Nettle and Markham. > >And best of all.... They paid me cash... I like that. > >I was not able to attend ether concert so I don't know how good they are. >Pound your tunings in good, I lost a couple of unisons on the first night. >Rock solid the second... I hardly ever loose unisons any more, must have >been some concert. > >Hope this helps you. I have misplaced my contact information on them. > >Yours in pianos, > >Scott > > >Scott E. Thile, RPT >Piano-Instrument Technician >___________________________ >Department of Music >Murray State University >PO Box 9, Murray, KY 42071 >Phone:(502)762-4396,Fax:(502)762-6335 >Email: sethile@msumusik.mursuky.edu Horace Greeley hgreeley@leland.stanford.edu LiNCS voice: 725-4627 Stanford University fax: 725-9942
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