On Mon, 20 Feb 1995, Jack Reeves wrote: > You, as piano technician get to interview prospective piano > faculty ?!! I'm surprised. > It's been my experience that the ones who genuinely know > something of their instrument, as opposed to those who think > they know, are much easier to get along with, maybe because > they DO understand somewhat what goes into being a piano > technician. Maybe a question or two about what they know about > their instrument would be in order. But since I haven't been in the > position you are, maybe I'm off base. Anyway, just a thought. > > happy interviewing > vince mrykalo rpt I suspect that the administration sees this as merely a formality -- perhaps a tie-breaker in the remote likelihood that there's no concensus on a particular candidate. I can't imagine that a piano technician would be an equal among faculty when deciding on a new faculty member. No flame intended -- just candid thought. Happy interviewing! Ask 'em if they "do" prepared piano but don't show your hand! Ron Torrella Self-explanatory - [A]bort [C]ancel [R]etry University of Illinois Inexplicable - + + +
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