Tom Servinsky wrote: > > > Because at some point we transend to the level ofartists making an artistic > statements. We establish our signature on our work through the ways we > tune. Yes some put their signature on HT, some exclusively on ET, and some, > obviously, on both . That's an individual statement that I both respect and > applaud. > But on the pure artistic level, me speaking, there becomes a point when we > express our feelings and sentiments about music through our work. It is pure > expression and passion. For me tuning has evolved going beyond not merely > being a means of having to prostitute myself all over my region just to make > a buck. It's my way of musically expressing myself ( musically) through > the art of tuning. > Tom Servinsky,RPT Well yes... to be sure... but then if you are a tuner, and except a job full knowing that they want such and such a temperament, and you are capable of doing so... I have a bit if difficulty understanding that some sense of personal musical creativity should allow you to transend much of anything. I fail to see that meeting such a requirement on behalf of an honest customer has anything at all to do with prostitution. But by all means... be artistic... > > > -- > > Richard Brekne > > RPT, N.P.T.F. > > Bergen, Norway > > mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no > > > > -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no
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