audience throws off pitch

[Phil Bondi]

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Kevin E. Ramsey wrote:

> Funny, I just posted almost the same thing.  The reason for my 
> responding here is that it never, ever, ceases to amaze me how few 
> people who are in charge of these "concerts" even have a clue as to 
> what conditions we need to get good results.

Kevin, I work with one of the few who has a clue, and even thou I posted 
here 2 weeks ago about a 'sick killer octave section', he knows now that 
scenario can not take place again..I won't re-post it, but it involved 
me changing a wire in a unpleasant atmoosphere for the piano.

Wally, do your best work and let the person in charge know what you're 
seeing/hearing. In my case, it was a simple matter of letting him know 
that certain situations are not conducive to good tuning stability.

The guy I work with 'gets it'..your mileage shouldn't vary, but probably 
will.

Marcel said it best:
 >When I attend concerts, I usually keep my fingers crossed.<

Mine will be crossed Saturday night.

Phil Bondi(Fl)

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