This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Willem A big THANK YOU to you and your chapter in St Louis for a great seminar. = There was an ample offering of a variety of classes to satisfy anyone. = I've already applied what I learned from two classes to the delight of = one of the retailers. It's those little tricks and insights as well as = the concepts of alternative temperaments that made this event so worth = while. The concert Friday night was a real delight. I sat in the middle = of the hall just left of the center aisle. Ed Foote used one of Jim = Coleman's temperaments which seemed to open up the sound of the piano = for a clean rich tone that was more than just tuning and voicing. I = could hear everything. The evening was flavored by Skip Becker's = introduction of Temperaments that were in use around the time the = selected pieces were written and how the composers took advantage of the = coloring to add to the emotional effects of their work. Annette Burkhart = and Dr. Jennifer Lim's performances beautifully illustrated his points. = Mrs. Burkhardt's comments about the selected pieces added to the delight = of a well rounded repertoire and enjoyable evening. Have you ever seen a grand action work that has only the wippen lever = with a jack and a hammer and shank assembly-nothing else? It worked! But = Wally Brooks added a few pieces from time to time to illustrate how the = action evolved and how best to keep up with the regulation to give the = class a very good grounding in regulation. Ed Foote's class on the = "evolution" of the temperament is a must for anyone tuning ,just to get = a better understanding of what you are doing AND what you are missing. = Thanks Ed! All the teachers did a great job! Thanks to all of them! Also, I have a very keen interest in the "how" this seminar was put = together and run because our chapter is hosting the CWR Seminar = 4/12-4/14/2002 in Rochester MN. (Yes that was a bold face plug!) ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/26/58/37/78/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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