On Jun 25, 2007, at 9:06 AM, b98tu at t-online.de wrote: > A big applause from germany for your great event. > > I enjoyed the convention very much and be happy of having met many > of the list here "alive". > > It was great to get the honour to start Kent Swafford´s idea of the > "pianotech live" meeting. > > Special greetings to Kent Swafford, > > and (in alphabetic order) David Andersen, Rick Baldassin, Joe > Garrett. > > > best regards, > > Bernhard Stopper Special greetings right back at ya, Bernhard. The Fazioli suite was on my floor (the 36th) at the Hyatt; on Saturday, after my 6-hour marathon of teaching, I followed an impulse to turn right into the Fazioli suite rather than left into my room, and what I found was magnificent: a 6'4" piano, which I had played and enjoyed on Thursday, was now luminously beautiful; I played a little, and immediately asked some guy there who had tuned it; he pointed to you, hunched over a computer with Rick Baldassin in the corner of the room. I played some more; this piano was tuned in a manner extremely close to my protocol and stretch; it sounded, to me, like a million bucks. My only quibble---and a teeny one, at that---was the slight imperfections in the unisons, but the tuning was awesome. Then, as is my wont, I expressed my satisfaction to you rather joyfully and forcefully---hope I didn't freak you out with my enthusiasm, brother. That was one great piano tuning, Mr. Stopper. Thank you. xoxxoDavid A. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20070625/17bef51e/attachment.html
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