Pet Hate

[gordon stelter]

Dear Mr.Forsyth,
     You will be pleased to know that we have few such
pieces of junk in the U.S., although more and more are
now being imported by antique dealers, from the U.K.,
due to their frequently, very highly decorative cases.
     We do, though, have our own version of nearly
worthless, maddening pianos. We call them "spinets".
     Stay sane!!!
     Thump

--- Alan Forsyth <alanforsyth@fortune4.fsnet.co.uk>
wrote:
> >>"But Alan, if you move the keyboard to the left,
> you'll make it even
> flatter!
> 
> dave">>
> 
> Yes of course it's to the right. I told you they
> turn you into a raving
> lunatic, but then that doesn't matter anyhow as the
> dealers around these
> parts think that most piano techs are that way
> inclined anyway.
> 
> Shift the keyboard to the right and then contact
> Bosendorfer to send me some
> of their extra bass black keytops from their
> Imperial grand.
> 
> Of course another way of pitch raising is to cover
> the piano in tar and set
> a match to it! (Pitch Razing)
> 
> Regards
> Alan Forsyth
> Edinburgh
>    "There are black notes and there are white notes,
> but mainly I play in
> the cracks in between"
> 
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