Is this a physical impossibility?

[David Ilvedson, RPT]

Well, I'll probably be flamed, but I have had my personal piano in a Valotti
for about a month and it doesn't do anything for me.   I improvise a lot and
write music (as  best I can) and am changing keys all the time.  I don't
like the grossly fast beating keys one bit.  I'm beginning to think the pure
thirds are boring...I will try a Young next though...

David I.

-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Brekne <Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no>
To: pianotech@ptg.org <pianotech@ptg.org>
Date: Tuesday, December 05, 2000 9:43 AM
Subject: Re: Is this a physical impossibility?


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>Roger Jolly wrote:
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>> No one has been banging down the door to have their piano tuned in HT.
>> We are thinking of keeping a studio piano in the store tuned in a HT
>> just for a curiousity, and to further judge reactions.
>> Maybe I'm the only one who caught the dreaded HT flu virus. <G>
>> Roger
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>Me thinks not... I certainly have caught it.. but I am certain of one
thing...
>pianist dont really know what to do with this new "sound" toy.  Left to
themselves
>many seem to dink around for a while, then just leave it. We have a few
exceptions
>here in Bergen.. but most of the other students and teachers are too busy
to start
>really checking out the possibilities.. or previous significance... so they
need
>somebody like me to try and whip up their enthusiasm.
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>Like Ed Foote, and Bill Bremmer.... you simply got to put this on your
agenda if
>you want it to go anywhere for you.
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>--
>Richard Brekne
>RPT, N.P.T.F.
>Bergen, Norway
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