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Piano Teachers Forum
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It's a shame that she responded defensively. I know, however, that there were times a student blindsided me by saying all they were dissatisfied with and that's why they're quitting, and they never let me know until that point that there was a proble
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Unless you absolutely can't stand, it, wait until that student or the parent concludes that it's time to stop lessons. When he's at a lesson, focus just on how to play one song and practice it with him.
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Thanks, Xorbe. I found the same thing. I think even $999 is far too much for this DP. They're similar to computers - the older they are the less they're worth. I don't want to insult the seller and would like to provide some backup documentation
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Piano Forum
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Loga, have you read "The Piano Shop on the Left Bank: Discovering a Forgotten Passion in a Paris Atelier" by Thad Carhart? It is a wonderful book, and you must definitely read it, because the author's Stingl piano is at the centre of the s
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Yet apparently he doesn't want to drop. So there's something there to work with. You just have to find it. And no, he won't know what it is. "I dunno" is about all you get at that age.
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Piano Teachers Forum
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And, Gary, as your point well illustrates, regular piano maintenance by students and TEACHERS is critical to good education.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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The "concert caster brake" was also a very important patented design. Very useful if the stage floor is not level patenting anything seem to be a way of doing business, we have a very clear example with our beloved Monsanto (thanks for
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: chopin_r_usThat's fascinating. I just had a go - being it's Lento, it's very effective. All along though it was underneath our noses - from a first edition: Elene and chopin_r_us: A favorite fingering of Chopin's. I see
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Pianist Corner
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Chanced upon this article. Though this might have been 'old news' for most of some of you, I thought this is still rather interesting. Do Musicians Have Different Brains?
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: BienThank you for your comment. I can only have piano lessons when I have no class, which is summer. That's our agreement, me and my mother. My mother won't let me have piano lessons when I have classes. She wants me to focus on
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Greetings, The patents are far more important as marketing tools than they are for performance. The soundboards were originally tapered by hand, with a plane, but are now machine sanded by a very large apparatus that makes them all the same,
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: brihead301 So that's my approach to self-teaching myself the piano. I can't seem to find myself able to follow any sort of structured lesson program where I have to learn at the teacher's pace. I get bored too quickly if I'm f
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Adult Beginners Forum
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57. AimeeO- A very lively, spirited piece and you give it great feeling. I love that bass near the end. Nice way to start my morning. 43. Bill M- Always a pleasure to hear you singing and playing Bill. 39. Jazzpt- I love the early moody feeling a
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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To the OP: I think that Kawai CA-15 fits your budget (I'm not sure because of the currency, in Europe it costs around 1700 eur). It has a high quality wooden action that could make a difference. Maybe it's worth the trip and the few hundred bucks dif
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: SupplyThe sustain issue could be a bearing problem, or a bridge or soundboard problem, none of which are easy or economical fixes. For the cost of doing that (and what else is probably needed), you could probably replace the sov
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Piano Forum
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Wow. What a heartbreaking and also inspiring story. I'm a little surprised that a teacher would put something like that in her will in a situation where she wasn't expecting to die (it's not like she had cancer or some other terminal illness), but I
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Adult Beginners Forum
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11. Andy Platt - Nocturne in Eb Major, Opus 9. No 2 A well-known Chopin piece. I think you do a decent job. It sounds full of technical challenges to me, especially the high tinkling near the end. 12. Riddler (Ed) - African Flower From the descripti
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Adult Beginners Forum
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06. dannylux / Mel - Elgar: Salut d'Amour - lovely little piece well played (as usual) - like how you find & present these rare gems... 04. ladypayne - Chim Chim Cheree - excellent arrangement played with gusto... 10. Peyton - Message From Spa
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Of the three, I think the diaphragmatic soundboard is the most important.
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: BDBI bet you could get silica gel packets from other suppliers for much less expense. No doubt, but MusicSorb is patented in that it also releases moisture during dry seasons (so they claim).
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Hi everyone. Yes I'm here, but the test (among a lot of other things!) got sidetracked last year when my dad was ill and I was taking care of him. Thanks for reminding me! I'm going to order some and give it a shot.
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Pianist Corner
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I used to play scales by crossing 4 over 5 ad nauseam, ad infinitum, for as long as I want to continue going up (RH) or down (LH), or until I hit the end (the black part, except on a Bösendorfer Imperial). That was nothing to do with licks. Then I
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Members Recordings - Pianist Corner
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Thanks for commenting, and yes, I feel very similarly about his unique style that mixes a lot of different elements (elements of baroque, classicism, "atonality" etc) but sounds entirely his own. I had fun reading the rather mixed reviews o
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Composer's Lounge
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Originally Posted By: NikolasMUCH better... There are still some slurs that need flipping, etc, but otherwise it's fine I think... in bars 9, 11, 13 and 14 you could flip the stem of the half note. It would look TONS better... And on bar 33 the F
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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And the postage service rang the doorbell.....without a package the size of 88 keys - as was promised by the salesman ;-( Counted on trying the FW1.1 right away ! Seems the wait is not over yet. We'll I'm still waiting for that other ultimate keyb
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