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On 9/13/03 5:44 AM, "Richard Brekne" <Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no> wrote:
RicB
Did anybody make a recording of the burning of the beater? I=B9m having a
senior moment over the composers name, but the composition was to record th=
e
strings, plate, keys etc crackling and snapping as the piano burns.
Years ago was scheduled on a recital on campus. however the fire
marshall stopped the performance. The smoke would pollute the air. I
believe there is another version of this theme where the piano is suspended
by a helicopter and ignited. Dropping to the ground makes another recorde=
d
sound event.
Play on.=20
Joel
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Joel A. Jones RPT
Assistant Director - TEAM '04
June 29 - July 3, Nashville, TN
http://www.ptg.org/conv.htm
jajones2@facstaff.wisc.edu
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...... It was an old beater and tho it looked bad... it actually seemed
structurally ok, and sounded reasonably ok. But they decided to buy a new
piano and they burned the old gal at one of those midsummers day bonfires I
believe.=20
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> Sigh... the fate of an old piano... not much better then an old horse. :)
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> Cheers.=20
> RicB=20
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