On donderdag, jan 16, 2003, at 21:02 Europe/Amsterdam, gordon stelter wrote: > I gained my sense of cleanliness during my years as a > monk, and the realization that I play MUCH better, and > am FAR more likely to slide into an artistic reverie > on pianos that DON'T have rotting human excrement (of > all types) on and between the keys. I can only imagine > that it is the same for others. Washing hands before > playing is lesson #1. Not shipping a piano in a filthy > pad is a mere act of respect under the normal aegiis > of: "Do unto others...." Most of the customers I know > who can afford a multi-thousand$ purchase are very > neat, clean and organized. The least we can do is ship > their "new baby" in pads that have just been washed > and dried, which is what I do, every time. > Gordon Stelter > > > Man, I like this. This guy is WEIRD! He reminds me of the Julius Knipfel cartoon. Great, Gordon... friendly greetings from Antares The netherlands Where Music is no harm can be.......
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