What's wrong with this picture

Brian Lawson lawsonic@global.co.za
Tue, 12 Dec 2000 17:03:57 +0200


Steinways have such amazing features when on film. In the movie The Story of
1900 the pianist played so fast, that the strings heated up so that he could
light a cigarette from them.

Brian Lawson, RPT
Johannesburg, South Africa


> Did anyone watch the Natalie Cole biography movie on NBC Sunday
> night?  I don't typically watch TV movies, in fact I've grown to
> hate network television, but the wife wanted to see it so I sat
> through part of it.
>
> There is a major scene set in the 1970s where Natalie and her
> band are in a rehearsal.  Problem:  The piano was a black
> polyester finish Boston.  Poly finishes were not used in the
> 1970s and Boston pianos did not exist in the 1970s!!!
>
> What topped it off and got us laughing for five minutes was that
> in the very same scene half way through the piano suddenly
> changed into a light walnut!!!  Is this some new trick finish
> that Steinway is using on their Bostons???  I'd sure like to see
> one!
>
> Rob Goodale, RPT
> Las Vegas, NV
>



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