---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Hey..... I thought you were dead ??? when did you get into pianos ?? anoun Jim Morrison wrote: > Thanks to everyone who replied to my questions about the temperament > octave. I'm heading back to the piano to try some of the suggestions. > I am switching my internet from dial up to adsl and last thursday > morning my internet service provider accidentally deleted my > account.Was going through pianotech withdrawls. Thankfully they got > the account back up this morning.As a side note, we had a treat in > Bonnyville over the weekend. Lee Pui Ming performed at the Lyle Victor > Albert Center saturday evening.I am sure the Baldwin will never be the > same. She was touted as an avante-garde pianist. (big > understatement)She opened the performance by depressing the sustain > pedal and then sang/shouted into the open cavity under the lid.There > was quite a remarkable resonance created by her voice.She then went on > to play a mixture of Asian and contemporary music some of which she > composed herself or improvised on traditional Chinese songs.During > some of the pieces she stood at the side of the piano reaching in and > playing it like a harp or plucking the notes to play a melody.There > were various sticks? she used to run back and forth across the stings > to create different effects. At one point she played the piano like a > huge drum, beating on the soundboard with one hand and the rim with > her other hand.Before playing one of the last pieces she placed a > bunch of kitchen utencills on the strings. We're talking cakepan, > tableknifes, tin box. This led to a very distorted sound , sort of a > Jimmy Hendrix effect. All in all very different and very > entertaining.Bye for now,Jim Morrison ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/37/89/a3/9c/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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