Have a Fazioli?

[Jeff Tanner]

Thanks, Lawrence.  I was thinking it was Los Angeles, but I didn't realize
it was that long ago!  Wow! time flies.
Jeff

>1984 Los Angeles Olympics.  Lots of white Kimballs.
>
>Lawrence Becker, RPT
>Piano Technician
>College-Conservatory of Music
>University of Cincinnati
>
> -----Original Message-----
>From: 	Jeff Tanner [mailto:jtanner@mozart.sc.edu]
>Sent:	Thursday, August 14, 2003 11:58 AM
>To:	College and University Technicians
>Subject:	Re: Have a Fazioli?
>
>Finally!  I got on the web page to read this article.  (My internet hasn't
>been working correctly for quite some time).
>
>I've got to question a statement in the article:
>
>"Debra Simon, the executive director of the World Financial Center's arts
>and events program, said the 21 pianos would be the largest collection of
>pianos played at the same time in one place since the 1939 World's Fair.
>And those pianos were uprights, not grands."
>
>Wasn't there an Olympics opening ceremony several years back (like,
>1992ish) with many more pianos than this?  I don't remember how many, but I
>remember it being a ridiculous number.
>Jeff
>
>
>Jeff Tanner, RPT
>Piano Technician
>School of Music
>813 Assembly ST
>University of South Carolina
>Columbia, SC 29208
>(803)-777-4392
>jtanner@mozart.sc.edu
>
>
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