>I use two fingers to set a unison. Alternating between fingers 2 & 3 and 3 & 4. >It is unconscious, whatever works at the time. > >I have found some pianos respond better to a more gentle approach, >especially if the player has a light touch. >Jon Page Alternating the fingers is a survival imperative. I also often find that hitting them not so hard, but a lot more times in quick succession settles them better than anything else. It depends on the piano, and if you don't have a hundred ways of getting a string where you want it and settling it in so it will stay put, you'd better start looking for the other ninety eight if you want to survive. Ron N
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