A440A@aol.com wrote: > > In a message dated 9/8/97 4:23:17 PM, you wrote: > > <<But since I showed the > owner a couple of things, like unlevel-out-of-phase-squeaky-knocky-uneven > notes that shouldn't even be on a country recording, maybe he'll call me > back to make that $2000.00 improvement for only $500.00. Oh well...>> > > Now wait a minute!! I don't know what sort of "country recording" you > are accustomed to, but there is very little margin for error in the piano > with studio and musician costs these days. You don't need to see many $1,000 > per hour sessions before you begin to take your work seriously. > Just my .5 cent from Nashville. (:)}} > Ed Foote > Precision Piano Works > Nashville, TN. ------------------------ Ed, That being the case, why aren't pianos used for recordings—not just “country”—tuned occasionally. I have a recent Dave Brubeck CD (“Jazz Impressions of Eurasia”) that I can’t listen to any more because the piano is so badly out of tune that you can’t even tell how badly voiced it is. —ddf
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