Hi Dale: Your remedy is rather unique. I have had many situations similar, but always felt sorry for the poor piano and usually poor church. In one case, I suggested getting a strong monitor for the pianist and a good mic located near the soundboard. The monitor speaker should be turned up fairly high so that the pianist can hear him/herself amidst all the other spiritual and non-spiritual vibes. Jim Coleman, Sr. On Sun, 17 Jan 1999 Daleboy@AOL.COM wrote: > Dear List, > I have had similar experiences with overzealous playing of pianos at various > institutions and this lil' manuver finally did the trick; > First, I adjusted my prices accordingly for the additional amount of > attention that the situation called for. > Secondly, I made a simple suggestion to the powers that be who were in > control of the purse of the piano maintenance to simply defer the expenses of > the additional charges to the piano player....... > IT WAS MIRACULOUS!.........THE PIANO HEALED ITSELF!!!!!!!!!!! > Thus the pen is truly mightier that the letoff button! > Regards, > Dale Whitehead, RPT > Franklin Piano Restorations >
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