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Just wanted to point out we've surpassed the 75,000 registered members mark!
These are people who choose to still have an active membership (banned members are not included).
Granted the majority of this number don't actively participate, but you'd be surprised how many still lurk. Which is why you often see in the Who's Online box numbers like 175 registered, and 1375 "guests". Many of the guests are actually registered members who choose not to log in.
It does my heart good to see a constant influx of new members. Please help us continue to spread the word and attract additional members.
My Keyboards: Estonia L-190, Roland RD88, Yamaha P-80, Bilhorn Telescope Organ c 1880, Antique Pump Organ, 1850 concertina, 3 other digital pianos ------------------------- My original piece on BandCamp: https://frankbaxtermrpianoworld.bandcamp.com/releases
Me banging out some tunes in the Estonia piano booth at the NAMM show...
Perhaps this is a moment for me to express my gratitude that the forum(s) exist. I have learned so much from the various contributors/members and feel grateful for their knowledge, experience and esp. their passion for the piano.
I deeply appreciate the many kindnesses extended to me by so many fellow members.
Perhaps this is a moment for me to express my gratitude that the forum(s) exist. I have learned so much from the various contributors/members and feel grateful for their knowledge, experience and esp. their passion for the piano.
I deeply appreciate the many kindnesses extended to me by so many fellow members.
Karl Watson, Staten Island, NY
I agree wholeheartedly. Also the patience of the moderators.
This is a wonderful, free resource.
Currently working towards "Twinkle twinkle little star"
Perhaps this is a moment for me to express my gratitude that the forum(s) exist. I have learned so much from the various contributors/members and feel grateful for their knowledge, experience and esp. their passion for the piano.
I deeply appreciate the many kindnesses extended to me by so many fellow members.
Karl Watson, Staten Island, NY
I agree wholeheartedly. Also the patience of the moderators.
Congratulations on that. i am a very new user, but in my experience this site is a true rarity, the genuinely helpful blog, with more knowledge than advertising or personal ranting.
"Imagine it in all its primatic colorings, its counterpart in our souls - our souls that are great pianos whose strings, of honey and of steel, the divisions of the rainbow set twanging, loosing on the air great novels of adventure!" - William Carlos Williams
Congratulations Frank! This website is an excellent resource and in addition is down-to-earth in its coding which makes it very easy to access and use.
Now, I came to this forum almost every day. I feel fortunate that I learned the piano on the road, pianoworld & my piano teacher is the most important two friends!
Originally Posted by Piano World
Granted the majority of this number don't actively participate, but you'd be surprised how many still lurk. Which is why you often see in the Who's Online box numbers like 175 registered, and 1375 "guests". Many of the guests are actually registered members who choose not to log in.
However, there are some regrets, my English is not good enough, always with the aid of web translation software to read and post messages. But once I landed, immediately exit from the translation of the page states, I have not found a way to allow remain after landing in translation status. So please forgive me sometimes choose not to log in, and become "guests."
