> From: "Isaac OLEG SIMANOT" <oleg-i@wanadoo.fr> > > I've always been wondering how you can expect to learn this kind > of trade with a course. Don't you try to find some place in town (piano > shop, or a kind repair shop) where you could have a real training and > someone correcting you ? Hi Isaac, Thanks for your comments. About the course, I have learned much more than I expected. Still, I agree with you that I also need to have some hands-on experience and training. That's why I'm going to Chicago and am taking just about every hands-on course possible, including voicing tutoring, tuning tutoring, action regulation, etc. I think I'll learn a lot. I might also consider some training from a technician in my area if I need to. Maybe other people can comment about whether they think Randy Potter graduates are well-trained (WT!). I'm sure they have all had hands-on experience and training in addition to the course. Also, some things I ask about on this list are covered in the course, but I am exposed to different opinions and techniques on this list. I like to have more than one opinion, so it's really helpful to hear everyone's ideas. Charles
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