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Piano Forum
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Replying to both of belsha's carefully considered and thoughtful posts (a relief from other's arch poses and crushing rejoinders) - one would have to say Amen to almost everything. At the end of the day there is the Matterhorn of the occasional, wel
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: pianoloverus So, in summary, my view is that the passage requires some "stretching" and an open hand position at least some of the time(the largest upward or downward intervals) and one can use a less stretched and les
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: floydthebarber71Originally Posted By: GrouchoMarx03. wouter79 - Prelude, Op.32 No.12 First of all, congratulations on learning a piece by one of my favorite composers. I hope to be able to offer some advice, seeing as I've also
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: shortieAfter almost 1 year of piano hunting, I got a beautiful 1999 Steinway B last Friday, I still can't believe that I own a Steinway now! Thanks to everyone who helped me on this forum, I wanted to load some pictures but it s
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Piano Forum
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Congrats!! This is also the piano size I'll hunting for.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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These videos are an example of a good method for rock hard hammers, too much lacquer hammers, poor quality hammers and for hammers that are just plain worn out. This type of voicing, compass point voicing/needling is what will produce the best poss
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Piano Teachers Forum
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WOW! Is there a signed legal document still at the store? Contracted workers usually sign legal documents. If the store has a legal document with Joseph's signature, the situation could get worse before it gets better. I do hope there is no such
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Excellent point about the OP giving her phone number. And for those who may have missed my question within my long post, I really am curious of some answers, so I'll ask it again: For all those who are saying "no big deal, you are totally with
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Piano Forum
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The reincarnation of Michael Jackson, perhaps?
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Piano Forum
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After almost 1 year of piano hunting, I got a beautiful 1999 Steinway B last Friday, I still can't believe that I own a Steinway now! Thanks to everyone who helped me on this forum, I wanted to load some pictures but it seems so difficult！ Now I
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Piano Teachers Forum
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There's also the legal concept of collusion. No one on this forum is a skilled attorney. I'd recommend great caution evaluating the advice you've been given.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Maximillyan, I also apologize. Perhaps translation software can make things seem like one way, when they are another way ? I have no objections to the cardboard shim method. I believe that it is prudent to test the near tuning pins before and aft
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Originally Posted By: anotherscottSo JFP, you found the PX5S acoustic piano sound to be a lot better than the SV1? I was talking about the key action. About the AP sound I don't know; that's often also a matter of personal preference. My feeling s
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Mohan Karthik, well done. A really pretty arrangement, and you play it with a great touch and very expressively. anthonyb, this is a delicately contemplative piece. I haven't heard it before. I like what I hear. You play it well. kenjazz, I was (am
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Pianist Corner
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Thank you for your anwers, guys! I managed to solve the problem, and know I can finally analyze almost all classical sonatas of Haydn. Well, I really appreciate your help. Thank you!
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Piano Forum
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Anybody who has travelled the world, been to many trade shows, seen and played a great many pianos knows the situation: there's many great pianos out there. Sometimes the landscape shifts a bit or a particular model by one maker leaves an indelible
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Piano Teachers Forum
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What's to stop the parents from leaving? they didn't sign a contract with the store did they? if the parents signed a contract to teach there kid there..then there stuck..if not find another teacher..and if your that good.. the students will follow
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Ann, you make a good case for one side of the dispute, but the owner sees it differently. I've lived nearly 70 years now and have long since learned that life isn't black and white. How did the students learn the location and phone number of the
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: belshaThis being said, Steingraeber makes wonderful pianos, without any question some of the best in the world. In Europe, by the way, they are about 10% cheaper than Steinways (Hamburg, of course), and Boesendorfer, Fazioli, an
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: -FrycekWarning, Cortot is not particularly user friendly. His editions are not really aimed at those seeking an introduction. I think this is a very fair comment. The Cortot editions are not really "introductions" in
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Piano Forum
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Just depends on what the movers think is a lot of weight? 5.2 ft x 10 lbs an inch = 520 lbs = 60 lb skidboard, 100 lbs of straps and pads ( at least). I would go with careful and professional over 2 guys who " Might" be good to go on 6 sta
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Dismantle of the action does not take very long. Twenty minutes for the dampers and spring rail and about the same for hammers. They may have to be soaked overnight or more than once. I would try on a test hammer first; one of the worst ones you ha
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: BDBYou should be able to tilt a vertical action so that the hammers could fit in a tray without removing them from the rail. Yes, I thought about this option also. If I try this, I'm inclined to do a few first, reinstall, and
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Piano Forum
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the way he keeps grabbing himself it looks like he needs to go potty!
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Adult Beginners Forum
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I received the same complain for my Fur Elise. Just tell them that you play that piece from the public domain. No problem
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