Heintzman transposing upright

[Tom Sivak]

Actually, Irving Berlin only played in the key of D flat, but it's true that he used a transposing piano in order to play in other keys.
   
  Tom Sivak
  Chicago

Ruth Phillips <info at alliedpiano.com> wrote:
        st1\:*{behavior:url(#default#ieooui) }                There is also one in the Jack Wyatt Museum at PTG’s home office, Kansas 
  City KS.  One of many wonders Jack has assembled for the piano technicians.  
  It transposes up to a full octave!  One story is Irving Berlin used one as he 
  only played in the key of C.  
  You’ll be hearing more about the museum in the next few months.
  Ruth Phillips
   
  >From: "R.Moffatt & Sons Piano" moffatt5 at telus.net
  >Yes.  Cantos Music Museum in Calgary.
   
  >www.Cantos.ca
   
  >Bob
   
  >R.Moffatt & Sons
  >Calgary, Alberta ,  Canada T3E 5G4
   
   
  >From: "Jim" <jim at pianoguy.com>
   
  | I have a Transposing Heintzman !!!
  | I've only seen 1 other one in 25 years of tuning . . .
  | Do any of you, or your customers have any ??
  |
  | Jim Kinnear
  | Collingwood, Ca
  |
  |
  | 
  >| From: "John Ross".
  | > I have seen a transposing upright piano that they made, some also had
  | > sustenuto.
   


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