Teaching.

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Hi everyone:
I agree, Richard.  I've enjoyed this thread, so here's my comments.
I would say understanding basic tuning theory is important, but understanding
basic piano anatomy is equally important.  Learning the main parts and
understanding how they all work together (without going into too much detail)
would be a good first step. A person would need at least some hammer technique in
order to hear beats, then they could concentrate on unisons, followed by hearing
beats on octaves, followed by setting the ET (and breaking their first
string...heh)
Barb McHugh

Richard Brekne wrote:

> Well now this query has yeilded some very interesting responses. I would love
> to hear from some others as well.  Great stuff guys... I wonder of some of the
> gals out there have any particular insights or experiences they might want to
> share.  I have really enjoyed reading the responses and ensueing discussion so
> far.
>
> --
> Richard Brekne
> RPT, N.P.T.F.
> Bergen, Norway
> mailto:Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no