[CAUT] Steinway replacement keyset-Ken Sloane response

Fred Sturm fssturm@unm.edu
Thu, 10 Mar 2005 17:23:13 -0700


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On 3/10/05 7:46 AM, "Porritt, David" <dporritt@mail.smu.edu> wrote:

> I am curious about the decision to go with the 48.375=B2 new keyboards rath=
er
> than stick with the 48=B2.  Here the 48=B2 ones are preferred by all but the
> players with extra large hands.  One of our teachers here opted to rebuil=
d her
> current =B3B=B2 rather than get a new one and one of the reasons was to keep =
the
> 48=B2 keyboard.  (Of course, I think her rebuilt one is better than the new=
 ones
> we did buy!) =20

I=B9ll ditto that question. It doesn=B9t sound like a lot, but it means the spa=
n
of a M10 is larger by a good 1/16=B2, which is very significant when your han=
d
span can just barely make a M10. And very disconcerting when you are used t=
o
what the smaller span feels like and have adapted, then face the larger siz=
e
and say, well, something unprintable.


Regards,
Fred Sturm
University of New Mexico



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