Feeling the Hammers when playing

[Richard Brekne]

Hey there Jim !

I am a psychohistorics fan myself... combining these two terms we arrive at the
study of psychoacoustichistory. And since we are communicating this over the
interenet I suppose we could be called cyberpsychoacoustichistorians.... or
perhaps cyberpsychohistoricalacousticians... and since I am a bit hyper
sensitive I guess that means I am at present a
hypercybersensoralpsychoacoustichistorian.... or something like that....

Or perhaps I am just plain psycho ?? :)

RicB

 JIMRPT@AOL.COM wrote:

>
>Richard........."psychoacoustics".......What a wonderful word!!
> Do you suppose Patrick may have the class subject wrong? Perhaps it was a 
>class on Piano Tuners? Nah... probably not..if it were then the word would 
>have been psychoacousticticians???? or psychoacousticians????
>I can just hear it now......
>'Hello this is Jim Bryant your friendly psychoacoustictician calling to 
>confirm our appointment on Friday morning....' :-)    Probably wouldn't
>work 
>though cause we shorten things too much   such as 'tuner' instead 'piano 
>tuner' or 'piano technician'
>I don't think our customers would want a call from their "psycho". :-)
>Jim Bryant (FL)


Richard Brekne
RPT NPTF
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