Tonal control from the keyboard -Reply

Horace Greeley hgreeley@leland.Stanford.EDU
Fri, 18 Apr 1997 10:52:43 -0700


List,

....and well worth the price of admission.

Horace


>There is so much that we as technicians don't know
>about the piano, that to have such a narrow view of
>what pianists can and cannot control, is to not only
>ignore the evidence that Bob and Horace have
>pointed out, but also ignores the fact that we don't
>really know all the dynamics that go into piano tone.
>A good place to start would be to read the "Five
>Lectures on the Acoustics of the Piano" that can be
>had from Steinway, especially the article by
>Askenfelt and Jansson titled "From Touch to String
>Vibration", another one of those "must read" piano
>books.
>
>Vince Mrykalo
>BYU




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