Del Fandrich wrote: "Oh, let's not separate the action from the instrument -- please -- not for any museum, public or private. " and: "Before it heads to the landfill, and if there are no other takers, let me know. I shouldn't be saying this because, God knows, I don't need any more projects just now, but my affinity for sexy looking, flat strung pianos compels me...." I know just what you mean, Del. I don't need any more projects, either. And with winter approaching I really would like to save enough room in my garage for my van. (What a concept!) Hence, my initial reaction to see if anybody wanted it. Jack Wyatt joked that, sure, he "wanted" it, but...etc. Anne Acker has graciously offered, as has Jack, to guide me through the process of making it once again playable, and I'm fairly well persuaded to go through with it now. You may even see a Journal article about it, and more. Just thought you might like to know! John Dorr, RPT Helena, MT
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