Not much else pertaining to pianos. Thanks for checking on it! John At 04:20 PM 3/21/2001 -0500, you wrote: >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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