Creative aspects of tuning

[Richard Brekne]

I'm on your side Joe :)... but I am also a realist. Besides.. I didnt say we'd
loose all of human creativity in musical experience... I just said we'd loose
some... we may gain some unforseen new aspects as well.... but the days of
pianotuning and just about everything closely allied are numbered. And a bit
beyond all that....well hey... thought music is not all that far off.... its a
brave new world folks.... big brother's already been around for a while, the
<<enemy>> is revealed (and somehow Huxley got that right too), and if we all
manage to survive.... (or not) our lot is a thing soon to pass into the
forgotten elms of history. But hey... think of it this way.... what a nice time
for piano tuners to live eh ??

Cheers
RicB

Joseph Garrett wrote:

> RicB said: "We may loose some of the human creative aspects of our musical
> experiences... but the writing seems quite apparent and in large text on
> the proverbial wall."
> <p>Cheers
> <br>RicB
> <p>--
>
> Ric,
> IMHO, that will never happen, as long as we have "Musicians". Being one
> myself, as I'm sure most on this list aspire to as well, we're a weird bunch
> that have this weird ideer that music should be "musical" and not "sterile"
> as most electronic stuff is. I have heard many, over the years, pontificate
> about the demise of the piano and tuners, due to electronics, etc. Won't
> happen in our lifetimes!
> Joe Garrett, RPT, (Oregon)
> Captain, Tool Police
> Squares Are I
>
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