---------- > From: Bill Ballard <yardbird@sover.net> > To: pianotech@ptg.org > Subject: Dubious Nutritional Content (was, and still is: Off Topic) > Date: Thursday, April 23, 1998 9:46 PM > > > Did I tell you. I've started on a strict Historical Compass policy. If on > the piano, I see any music at all from the classical period or earlier, I > only tune the middle five octaves. The 1st and 7th octaves are completely > ignored. Admittedly, my tuning business now specializes in a narrow field. > But as a result, I now have plenty of time to promote this policy on PTech. > > Bill Ballard, RPT > New Hampshire Chapter, PTG > > "Round here we don't talk unless we can improve in the silence." > Ron Rude, local Public Radio Commentator. Bill Would you then mute the 7th octave? I am thinking of those sympathetic ringings never heard in music of that time. Any objection to piece of two inch duct tape for that octave? Rich The Looney Tuner "I don't make much money But I've got it made." Country and Western tune
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