I have one piano here that I try to get everyone to use for "prepared piano" music. I'm not entirely successful. I have thought of painting the dampers of the black notes white since the usual practice is to put white self stick tapes on the dampers of black notes. This would at least keep them from having to install the stickers then mess up the dampers while removing them. It would make the piano look kind of strange though. dave Rick.Florence@ASU.Edu wrote: > > List, > > I've been meeting with a professor to talk about less damaging ways to deal > with prepared piano works. I have been able to solve pretty much all of > the problems with substitution of tools and methods, however one problem > still remains. They have been marking base strings with chaulk (augh!) and > I need to find a better means of identifying stings without filling the > windings with such a mess. Any ideas? > > Thanks > > ---- > Rick Florence, Piano Technician > Arizona State University, School of Music > http://www.asu.edu/cfa/music/ -- _______________________________________________ David M. Porritt, RPT Meadows School of the Arts Southern Methodist University Dallas, Texas _______________________________________________
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