At 11:42 PM 12/1/97 +0000, you wrote: > >Some 15 years ago I tuned for George Winston on several >recordings at Different Fur recording studio in San Francisco. >At the time and apparently now he was very interested in the >shift pedal and the differences in tone he might get. We >actually ended up taking out the stop screw in the Yamaha C7 we >were using so he might have "all possible expression" available. >Yes I warned him of double notes but he apparently had no >problems. I remember sometime later when another younger, >hungrier technician, who had acquired the account, called up all >worried about the back of the key lifting the neighboring damper >lever. I told him that you either have a problem or you don't. >Don't try to conjure up one. George was a pioneer of the "new >age" music movement like it or not. > >David ilvedson, RPT >Pacifica, CA > > > or a student of past practice. See, Stephen, they want a true una, due, tre corde pedal again. I bet Winston would like a moderator too, don't you think? Sordine? Very 'new age'. By the way, I'm enjoying the hammer discussion fellows. Thanks.
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