Lindner grand

[alan forsyth]

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Does it look something like this?



By the way Lindner also made straight strung uprights.
What did the grand version sound like?

AF
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Michael Gamble=20
  To: Byeway222@aol.com ; pianotech@ptg.org=20
  Sent: Saturday, May 21, 2005 2:56 PM
  Subject: Lindner grand


  Hello List and Richard of Cardiff - who said:
  The topic of Lindner pianos cropped up in the Pianotech list a short =
while ago.  Did you ever see the Lindner Grand?? It was a super =
modernistic design like a harpsichord on a central 'pillar' which also =
incorporated the pedals. It was, to my recollection, straight/oblique =
strung

  Yes that's the one. I do have one in my care, though I haven't touched =
it for a very long time - twenty years or so. It was memorable enough =
for me to exclaim when I first saw it "I didn't know they made grands!" =
It is just as you described. I have a small triangular William de Blaise =
Harpsichord which lives (minus legs) under my S&S "A". It is of the same =
shape and size as that Lindner grand. I cannot remember anything more =
pertinent to it though - what the action etc was like etc. though the =
keys, I think, were standard.=20
  Regards from a wind-blown sometimes sunny sometimes rainy Sussex =
Village
  Michael G.(UK)
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