John and all, I just spoke with the production manager at Tilles Center regarding your observation. He was extremely gracious in supplying the following information: 1) The information is incorrect. The pianos are kept floating between 440 & 441 as a matter of practicality. He was surprised when I brought it to his attention, and was going to have the information changed. 2) They stipulate that if 442 is required, a different piano is brought in (from Steinway), presumably at performing group's expense (I forgot to ask, but it would stand to reason). John, did you find anything else of interest? David Skolnik Columbia University New York At 04:01 PM 03/20/2001 -0600, you wrote: >I was searching the web for any references to A-442 and found the >following page for Long Island University with info that says both concert >instruments stay at 442. Anyone have a possible explanation? >http://www.liu.edu/cwis/cwp/tilles/tech/main.html > >John Minor >University of Illinois
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