>Susan Kline wrote: > >> Speaking of which, how long before pianists can get a thin, flat >> liquid crystal monitor, which will store all their music, so they >> don't have to turn pages? It can be a terrible mess for them. >> >> I could foresee the day when he or she would just tap the left side of the >> lyre with their left foot and -- zip -- the next two pages appear. Tap >> a place further up, and -- zip -- the previous two pages reappear, (just >> in case he or she overdid it). > >Already done! The Van Kovering (sp?) digitals have just that, a LCD >flat display on the music rack with staff notation. And yes, I >believe the left pedal turns the pages (where's the hollow knocking >sound on the soundboard? 8-) > >Just trying to keep up with the juggernaut of technology.... > > >Rob Kiddell, >Registered Piano Technician, PTG >atonal@planet.eon.net > See, it can be done! But not good enough!! They need one for _good_, _REAL_ pianos! One that can be moved from one instrument to another. But thanks for the info. Susan Susan Kline P.O. Box 1651 Philomath, OR 97370 skline@proaxis.com "It's hopeless! Tomorrow there'll be even more books I should have read than there are today." -- Ashleigh Brilliant
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