----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan Kline" <sckline@attbi.com> clip: > I'm not saying that the problems aren't problems, but given a little help > from "this was Grandma's old piano" and the deep mellow and somewhat funky > sound of these old things, an imaginative daydreaming sort of child might > well do better on them than on a console with a tight jangly false and > especially _uninteresting_ sound. > > Some pianos, against all expectations, are just _fun_ to play. Sometimes > one plays a proper, regulated, even, nice new Asian piano, and then a > beaten up old Krakauer upright -- and the Krakauer somehow makes more > interesting musical ideas appear. Well said. A Piano as instrument, not machine. Gerald
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