Thank you list I see everything much clearer now. What I need to do is to double my speed. And Iīm there. My problem might be that I like to sit and do all kinds of tests on my temprements to get it perfect. That gives me a feeling Iīm getting it better all the time, but I suppose I will get to that point faster after a while. > Ola Andersson wrote: > > > Hey list > > > > I love you > And now even more so > > Why is the exam so long when it doesn't fit with reality? > > The exams around the world fit very nicely with reality. OK everybody. I was wrong, now I know. > > Looking forward for response Thanks Rickard. Please let me use your response to clear my question. > Ola, I know your situation pretty well. I donīt know you but we live in the same town and in that sense you might understand my stuation and why I take this question to the list. I might been unlucky with the tuned pianos who crossed my path here or it could be a problem of this area but......I didnīt think the pianos at my work had been tuned for years but I was wrong, they have been tuned every year. only without me noticing the difference. When the list answers me that a piano is tuned good in a 1 - 2 hours time, then something is wrong when a tuned piano is out of tune. Two things can be wrong 1, somebody is not giving the piano enough attention or 2, somebody is not tuning good enough, even if heīs trained. The problem is not the condition of the piano. Iīve also heard perfect tuned pianos here (but not at my music school). > You will serve your own interests best by obtaining some training from an > authorised piano Technician. Talk to Bergen > Pianoforretning, Nils Henrik will direct you to the people to get in contact > with. And I who thought I had the best teacher. Please say hallo to Nils Henrik from me Iīve already been in contact with him. > Know this Ola, there are no shortcuts here. If you want to learn this and > get good, its going to be a lot of work one way or the other. That being the > case, you may lessen the time and effort by seeking active help and training. > You CAN learn by other ways, there are correspondant courses available, some > books to read etc. But I speak from experience, That way is harder, and less > certain. Doable, but hey.. why make life harder then it need be ? > > Richard Brekne > ICPTG Well you donīt know me, but thanks for charing your experience. Ola Andersson
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