Grotrian lost it's singing tone

[Kevin E. Ramsey]

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  From: J Patrick Draine=20
  To: Pianotech=20
  Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 10:20 AM
  Subject: Re: Grotrian lost it's singing tone



  On Apr 16, 2004, at 8:28 AM, Ron Nossaman wrote:

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  >> 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 =
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  >> if the Pleyel winds up with the same troubles.
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  > An excellent idea. Also possibly swapping locations to see if the=20
  > problem follows the piano, or stays with the room.

  I remember the late Ernie Juhn, during a class, related a story about=20
  neighbors in an apartment building with identical model Yamaha=20
  uprights, one of which had major tuning stability problems, while the=20
  other was stable. Eventually Ernie had them temporarily swap, and the=20
  instability transferred to the "new" piano. Eventually I believe he=20
  discovered that family had a penchant for "warming up" the bathroom's=20
  shower, by turning it on with the door open for a half hour every=20
  morning. Once the shower routine was adjusted the piano returned to=20
  stability.

  Patrick

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