Give em an inverted EBVT and then go fishing. And have fun... No seriously... take your handy dandy SAT or what have you and whip out your best tuning and go home. Simple ! What can you do with 96.8 % humidity and 94 degrees climate ? Pianos dont belong down there :) Farrell wrote: > I will be tuning a piano for an outdoor concert featuring the rock/pop band NRBQ. I don't do much concert tuning. The tuning will occur at 2 pm, and the band takes the stage at 11 pm. I have tuned at only one outdoor concert before and it was horrible from a tuning perspective as the sun kept popping out and beating directly down on the piano interior during the tuning. I hope this one is at least in the shade (who knows, maybe we'll even have one of our Florida evening thunder storms between the tuning and the concert - or better yet, during the tuning)! > > Hey, there's nobody here being pessimistic! > > I suppose the only thing to do is to do a good tuning and split. Any words of wisdom, do's &/or don'ts? Surprise 'em w/ a fun meantone? (just kidding). > > Thanks for any thoughts. > > Terry Farrell > -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no http://home.broadpark.no/~rbrekne/ricmain.html
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