measuring grand pianos (was: Stupid Question)

Guy, Karen, and Tor Nichols nicho@lascruces.com
Tue, 16 Dec 1997 12:45:14 -0700


At 10:50 AM 12/16/97 -0600, you wrote:

Keith! Howzit goin'? Server's been down more than up, I got a couple of
minutes to kill, the "question" has been answered, so I gotta rib you a
little.:^)>



>The way I have been measuring grand pianos is from a line drawn
>perpendicular to the front of the keyslip 

Let's see...."perpendicular' to the front of the keyslip"... that would
make this line you've drawn roughly parallel to the keys, by length, no?
Sorta parallel to the low tenor wires, yes? At a right angle to the far end
of the tail, maybe? ........

You get the idea....... not enough rough-housing on the list, I gotta raz
some little wizard in good old OK.

Later,
Guy

ps.  way cool spell checker almost replaced "keyslip" with "cowslip". I
kinda thought that would be ok.... when you think about it... whole range
of puns available. How about a vote. Shall we change the name of a piano
part?


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