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Composer's Lounge
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Yup, "soundcloud.com" is the general link for the website, not your track's link!
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: wrOriginally Posted By: DameMyraThanks so much for the news on Dutilleux's passing. Another wonderful composer, Harold Shapero, also passed away on Friday. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/22/arts/m...-dies.html?_r=0 Very sorry
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Composer's Lounge
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You need to fix your link before anyone can listen to it.
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Hello Jake! I`m finding this out slowly . . .I have the order of procedure written down, and it works! I was using windows audio which has a small latency, but I have an ASIO now and it`s brilliant! Unbelievably good, A seminal moment, nearly as g
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Adult Beginners Forum
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I wondered this as well, but I noticed that I only look at my hands after I have the piece memorized. I think it is because I no longer need to look at the music, but I need to look somewhere! So I look down. Lately, I have been trying to just follo
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Has anyone tried playing Gymnopedie 1 without looking at thier hands? It`s an awkward, infuriating piece . . . . !
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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I find that replacing the bass strings alone makes a huge difference, and that any amount of tone loss of plain wire strings (in good condition) is negligible. Bass string replacement should really be done by a technician, especially if you want to p
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Strikes are from 1/10 to 1/20, or more in the treble, (up to 1/32 I was told) for better energy transmission and to avoid/lower wooden noise of the impact. The strike line for basses and mediums depend of the size of the piano and the level of tens
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: Chris StorchOriginally Posted By: Ed McMorrow, RPTI would like to understand what mechanism is operating to "change" the inharmonicity of a string when tuning? I don't know any that would produce that outcome. Good q
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Where I work, we were working with a vendor that had stiff agreements with their employees about not taking clients with them when the employees left. We were working with one person who left the company and set up as an independent contractor, and
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Or not replace the soundboard. It is rare that a soundboard actually needs replacement.
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Originally Posted By: josephinechangI think this may be a useful analogy for this situation: In many businesses, companies take care to keep their top performers happy so that they may avoid this very thing happening. Workers are free to leave at the
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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The cost of soundboard replacement and related work will by far exceed the value of many if not most pianos, except for a few name brands. A 100 year old instrument usually needs a complete action overhaul by now as well. Otherwise it is like put
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: Minnesota MartyPLU - Try reading the thread. Originally Posted By: Minnesota MartyIn NYC you have a full selection of tremendous stores. Well, I obviously missed your single sentence. So, big deal(it isn't but you make it sound
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Hijacked HJ topic, its spelled "grammar"
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: Sam SThe Cliburn competition starts this week, and one of the competitors (Alexey Chernov from Russia) is playing three of the Lyric Pieces: Opus 12/2, 38/7, and 47/1. All waltzes. All fairly easy, at least for the Cliburn compe
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Piano Teachers Forum
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In my edition, Peters, plate 9057, which should be the same as yours, I have b naturals completely through measure 70. It surely sounds more musical played this way than with b flats. As for the theory behind this, I'll let someone else delve in.
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Pianist Corner
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With the relaxation of compulsory pieces, it would be nice if the piano community at large was more enterprising in their programming, from both sides of the aisle.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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I would say that the more evident is the stiffening of backscale (and the string itself) as ih is influenced by tension and by the level of firmness its fixation. May be what was told relates only with tension, in that case the the change is very l
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: ThracozaagOriginally Posted By: HakkiOriginally Posted By: ThracozaagOriginally Posted By: KreislerI also hate to single out the Cliburn, since almost every major competition I can think of has the same issue - competitors choos
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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I updated title of this thread
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: HakkiOriginally Posted By: ThracozaagOriginally Posted By: KreislerI also hate to single out the Cliburn, since almost every major competition I can think of has the same issue - competitors choosing extremely conservative progr
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Piano Forum
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thanks Marty, Yes, it does sound great in there with the vault ceiling but not overly bright. Now the CB almost hurts my ears when I play cause it's bright and sound reflects back up off of the wood floor. Thanks for the compliment. I had to move a
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: ThracozaagOriginally Posted By: KreislerI also hate to single out the Cliburn, since almost every major competition I can think of has the same issue - competitors choosing extremely conservative programs consisting of a relativ
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Piano Forum
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There was a Lindner grand on Craigslist in Los Angeles recently, an example of a modern straight-strung piano.
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