In a message dated 8/5/99 7:22:53 AM Pacific Daylight Time, musicman@eoni.com writes: << Somewhere I read of the benefits of keeping the piano in tune. I think in the journal. This was about how the young student imprints poor sound in the ear, and then has trouble adjusting to a piano that is in tune. I tried going to the on-line journal articles, but I didn't know quite how to identify what I was looking for. Does anyone have a suggestion as to where I might find this kind of information that I can give to clients who feel their piano is "good enough" for jenny to learn on just as it is? Ed Carwithen John Day, Or >> Purchase the Business Resouce Manual from the Home Office. There are articles that cover your exact question. You can copy them on your own letterhead, and give them to your customers. Other good articles are there as well. I carry a 3 ring binder, allow my customer too look through and keep a copy. Then while I am tuning I hear the binder click. What a nice sound! Dave Peake, RPT Portland Chapter Oregon City, OR
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