>... Why should I be a pianist? It might be nice, but... >I am not a pianist, but I can play the piano a bit - usually I say >that i play _at_ the piano. > >I can feel when the keys are not level or the action is >malfunctioning, see when things aren't lining up, hear more than I >need to and can do repetitions as fast as any concert pianist. >Conrad Hoffsommer - Music Technician Thank you, Conrad. This is more to the point of what I was suggesting. To be able to play the piano does not constitute having to be a pianist. It does, however, enable one to better determine more accurately the worth or non-worth of a piano's condition before choosing to condemn one type in lieu of another type in a customer's home. Keith McGavern Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA
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