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Piano Teachers Forum
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I have not gone to see a lawyer yet, but I have responded to the letter doing what best I can to assure the owner that I followed the rules. I also suggested that she speak with the students/parents themselves if she suspects wrongdoing. I hope this
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Elssa, every tune I get me grubby mitts on gets "doctored" in some way . . . No point in buying music just to hack it to pieces . . .
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Piano Teachers Forum
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I would like to offer a contrarian point of view. Of course, you did solicit the students. You told them that you were leaving, where you were moving to, that you'd be able to take them on as students, etc., etc. In other words, you sent signals o
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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last post was aug 2012 so wondered if there was any new thoughts in the PW community. I am having to consider downsizing from my GC1 disklavier
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Originally Posted By: The Monkeys Without considering any other possibilities, and without providing any constructive help, the comment right away pointed the problem to OP's ethic background, just because of "some curious grammatical construc
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Pianist Corner
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I will be going to Madrid in mid-June (June 8-21). I would like to see some concerts while I am there. I would appreciate any suggestions -- especially for things that might not be listed in guidebooks. I am planning to see Wozzeck at the Teatro R
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Looking at a post on a cracked harp I thought I'd find out if materials other than cast iron has/had been used. Essentially all I found was that the American company Winter made pianos/spinets with an aluminium harp, which was about 45% the weight o
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Adult Beginners Forum
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I thought I would check in. 38 3 is going well. It is basically repeating the same theme three times with variations. I still really enjoy playing this piece. It is in hand except the 3 against 4 measures, which still sound rather haphazard. I am
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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In which category does, "I'm just trying to get the damn thing to sound good" fit?
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: Carbonbloboh oh, I didn't realize this would take it back to the top of the topic list. Sorry folks. I'll post in a day or two under a new thread with just the pix of the 2 pianos (since I know how to post pictures now).......bl
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Pianist Corner
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Wr, I don't know if you read my post in its entirety. You might have. I know it's long (but then some of yours have been too - anecdotal always tells me more), but it does try to spell out some things via what I've encountered. Quote:In terms of
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Originally Posted By: Piano*DadLet me ponder. I have had eye issues over the past few months, so commitment is daunting. Yet commitment is necessary in so many ways! It would be great to have you on board! Is it something where perhaps having larger
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Originally Posted By: TimRSomething I've long meant to ask, and hope you won't take offense. Your posts nearly always suggest you are not a native English speaker, yet you work in California. What is your background, and does it possibly contribute
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Pianist Corner
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Pieces teach technique?
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Adult Beginners Forum
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A few more comments. 11. Andy Platt - Nocturne in Eb Major, Opus 9. No 2 This has been a fav of mine all my life. I have always played it by ear, with a few wrong chords, wish I could play it right. Beautiful playing, Andy. 17. Inlanding - Glen
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Originally Posted By: bkw58 Thanks, Emmery. This is not exactly what I was attempting to convey, but your point is well-taken. My point was: once we open Pandora's box - that is, a temperament smorgasbord for one and all - it may be very difficult t
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Let me ponder. I have had eye issues over the past few months, so commitment is daunting. Yet commitment is necessary in so many ways!
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Piano Teachers Forum
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Originally Posted By: TimRI'm not sure the store will be able to prevail in court. It probably depends on the terms of your contract. These things can be hard to prove. But their position is not so unreasonable. You worked for them long enough
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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Originally Posted By: knottySuper job on the head chris. That was a nice arrangement. I also like the bluesy effect in the 3rd chorus. Thanks K. It was a b.... of a tempo to play to . . I would have loved for it to be faster.
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Piano Forum
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Originally Posted By: Mark R. twist it 270 degrees counter-clockwise so that you have a loop with the plier end now point to the left (9:00 o'clock). No, this should read to the right (3:00 o'clock). The free end comes in from 6:00, the loop turns
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Piano Teachers Forum
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The ABF forum has been doing these themed recitals where people from all different walks of life and levels of piano volunteer to learn a piece and submit it by a deadline. Then a new thread is created displaying each of the videos submitted. Recent
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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I'm with Dave all the way. The CP5/NP2 would be my first choice since the action is phenomenal and the sounds are great live. I've had 2 Nord Pianos, the first model and now the NP2 and I am extremely happy with the AP sounds. The best variety. The E
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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In line with the original post ... I tuned in a music store when I was first learning the craft. The store had a top-flite tech, and I was curious about his tunings and checked some pianos on the sly after he was done. The grands sounded marvelous, b
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Adult Beginners Forum
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That's going to help you sooooo much! Scales a fair bit, but the chords will make a huge difference.
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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So JFP, you found the PX5S acoustic piano sound to be a lot better than the SV1?
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