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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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I notice that Loren has thrown out the morsel of food, and let us scrap for it. Interesting.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: Minnesota MartyMwm, my thoughts - I am not a tuner and I don't know how the temperaments you mentioned would sound even if based on C. The temperament which was used was EBVT-III. I will not conjecture on that which I have no
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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It is normal to feel this. But, do ask your tech about it. Since this is a used, 20 year old piano, it is "possible" that the action was heavily used and now the butt leathers are deformed. Your tech can check for this for you. If th
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Glen - Loved both of your pieces. The second had really great ambience to it. Way too short though… This is wonderful music!! Thanks for sharing. jfmartins - What a great performance that was! You are off to a great start here. Looking forward to
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Wow, that's terrific. Who was it produced by, I wonder? I'd love to see the marketing/promotional materials created for this product. Nice find! $800 is a pretty good price too - if I ran a musical instrument museum, I'd definitely find space for
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: DoelKeesOriginally Posted By: MwmOriginally Posted By: OlekBased on C That said older music I (mean before Internet) is played with A=415 Hz , half a tone lower. We perform French Baroque music at A=392 Hz. And Italian
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Piano Forum
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I can vouch for the Charles Walter. Being a new owner and a long time admirer, at least to me its a definite leap forward in comparison to my late Vogel. I'm only an occasional player that has a great desire to play more often if time permitted and I
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Piano Forum
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Allan, I once figured out the 'value' on my 1921-M, including a total rebuild with casework, adjusting for inflation, and then appraised after completion. I came out about $20K ahead!
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Adult Beginners Forum
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One other thing in addition to what packa said. You had said, "I thought you played treble staff with rh and bass with lh." While that is usual practice, that is not what the clefs mean. They have nothing to do with your hands, just the no
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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6 keyboards for the price of one! It even folds in half for easy transportation :P http://annarbor.craigslist.org/msg/3876120042.html
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Piano Forum
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Over priced now and Then...
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Piano Forum
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According to an inflation calculator: $800 in 1909 == $20135.92 in 2012. Not bad...
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Hello Leandrusi, Originally Posted By: LeandrusiIve called Breyer and their technician wasnt available, they told me to call in other time or to write to HIS personal email. It's unfortunate that the Breyer's technician was not available when you c
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: worovI love his preludes. The 2nd is my favorite : This is almost French in musical style and atmosphere. Ravel springs to mind.
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Two bass clefs are used when both hands need to play down the keyboard a bit, and the composer/editor doesn't want to use a lot of ledger lines (or 8va notation). Play the notes at the pitches that are indicated by the clefs. The staves don't tell yo
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Adult Beginners Forum
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It is winter here downunder so talk of Christmas is apt, although with a current temp range of 8-17 degrees C it is hardly festive inspiring. Unless you are a good sight reader might as well start now. You can learn all the pieces you want now and p
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Pianist Corner
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bennevis and the other hit it on the head. Pletnev is a truly incredible artist and you can't go wrong with anything you purchase by him
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Try Robert Vandall Preludes in 3 volumes, or Lyric Preludes. Maybe Catherine Rollin Spanish pieces? Melody Bober, Valerie Roubos have fabulous supplementary books available. Martha Mier Romantic pieces?
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: terminaldegreeFor that very "retro" class piano experience...Yikes!! Don't show that to the administrators here... Now all I can think of is Three Blind Mice!
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Piano Forum
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Back when an S&S-O was called a Miniature Grand Piano and the M didn't even exist, prices were going up fast. 1905 1909 I love old piano ads!
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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I purchased it before trying it and am really enjoying it. Piano 1 is "normal", Piano 2 is classical, more mellow Piano 3 is a jazz - brighter piano and Piano 4 is live. I don't play as delicately as others so while the concerns about soft
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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I think I am the only one that owns it. In response to your other post- the AZ guy doesn't like anything that isn't Casio. I like many Casios as well and have a PX130.
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Congrats ElleC.
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Piano Forum
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You do not see many from the 1950s or early 60s because they were not imported until the 1960s.
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Adult Beginners Forum
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might have to take your tuning equipment with you. Goodness knows whether anyone would upkeep a piano in a hotel environment. Hopefully it will overlook the sea, how cool would that be.
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