> Ron, > A benefactor wishes to donate a fifteen year old Walnut >Steinway B in his father's memory. Your point is well taken, but in this >situation the church is not the party making the investment, and will be >a grateful recipient with hopes to turn the proceeds from the A toward a >much needed new sound system. Tom, Yea, that makes more sense than the vision I was seeing. I hope the B proves to be a good deal for them. Maybe they'd consider keeping the A, having a state wide bake sale to raise money to get it rebuilt, and just yell louder during sermons? > I too have seen money available for replacement of finer older >pianos when you can't get the music committee to find a few hundred >dollars for regulation. > > Tom Driscoll Me too, and altogether too often replaced with a new small cheap piece of junk that never had a prayer of doing the job expected of it. Ron N
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