David Ilvedson wrote: > > > Perfect pitch is actually phenomenal pitch memory. It isn't perfect, > but still pretty interesting...glad I'm not afflicted. > Thanks David. It seems twice a year we that are afflicted have to defend it. This subject has been discussed here ad nauseum and then some. The term 'perfect' is a poor choice of words, certainly not my choice, especially when speaking to piano technicians, who are the Gate Keepers of The Pitch..and the last time I checked, The Pitch involves one note. Everything after that becomes relative, depending on your device of choice to tune..be it our own wetware or a visual aid. You don't agree with that? That's a fact, and it would please me to defend that fact off list with anyone who thinks otherwise. Discussing it here, like I said, has been done many many times before. That discussion doesn't belong here. Send me a note with your perceptions of this wives tail. -afflicted
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