>Conclution: >I found ET to be out of tune. If I tune the piano and find it equal out of >tune then I know I have an ET. If there is some thing purer there are >something wrong as long as I didn't try to tune a HT. Tuning a piano is a >compromize and ET is the same kind of compromize as HT. It is fun to tell >people when I finish to tune this piano there isn't a single note intune. >Maybe we shouldn't call us tuners but "out of tuners". > > >Hope nobody gets pissed, because that was not the point. > >Ola Andersson >Bergen >Norway This was a good posting. Thank you, now why don´t you go and tune a piano for a customer and make all the fifths and fourths pure? Tell them it´s in tune and tell us what they said;) I remember hearing an audio tape in a meeting in the Portland chapter. Some violinists were explaining the different stretches of intervals in solo playing as opposed to ensemble. It was inspiring. Kristinn Leifsson, Reykjavík, Iceland P.S. I´m not pissed, but I may be tonight seeing as it is my birthday. P.P.S. Sorry about the smiley-face Mr. Bremmer.
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