In a message dated 09/18/2002 2:02:44 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no writes: > Lights, on full house, temperature up at > least a couple 3 degrees. I check the piano afterwards and find a couple > unisons > that need very slight touchup... as in they developed what amounts to a beat > every 3 or 4 second drawl to them. No pitch adjustments per se were needed > on any > note. Lucky you. This has not been my experience. I tuned on stage yesterday. Called ahead, had stage manager open piano and turn on lights, started tuning 20 minutes later. Shouldn't have rushed it, don't usually. Piano was still creeping after another 20 minutes, three cents in tenor. This is way too much. Seemed to have pretty much settled down after a total of about 45 minutes. I'm going to wait longer today, as usual. Each stage I tune on has different effects from the lights, different time to stability. Bob D
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