On Apr 16, 2004, at 8:28 AM, Ron Nossaman wrote: > >> One of the ideas was to plan a 2 piano concert and bring the Pleyel >> in from the choir room. That might shed some light on things for him >> if the Pleyel winds up with the same troubles. > > An excellent idea. Also possibly swapping locations to see if the > problem follows the piano, or stays with the room. I remember the late Ernie Juhn, during a class, related a story about neighbors in an apartment building with identical model Yamaha uprights, one of which had major tuning stability problems, while the other was stable. Eventually Ernie had them temporarily swap, and the instability transferred to the "new" piano. Eventually I believe he discovered that family had a penchant for "warming up" the bathroom's shower, by turning it on with the door open for a half hour every morning. Once the shower routine was adjusted the piano returned to stability. Patrick
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