Interesting Encyclopaedia article from 1911

[Geoff Sykes]

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Greetings all --
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I offer a gift.=20
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Talk of piano design (and) history as well as pitch frequent this group. =
My
mom has a copy of the 11th edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica =
published
in 1911. In volume XXI are two articles of interest. PIANOFORTE and =
MUSICAL
PITCH. The former runs 16 pages and the latter runs 4. I have carefully
scanned each and made the two of them available as a single downloadable
.pdf file, (Acrobat Reader), on the Los Angeles Chapter website. While =
the
edition long ago went into the public domain I nevertheless obtained
permission from Encyclopedia Britannica to scan and share these =
articles, so
no obligation. They're free for the taking. I hope they stir up some
conversation.
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To download this file visit: http://www.la-ptg.org/additionalResources/
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And while you are there, click on the Double Feature link in the upper =
right
and visit our conference web site. If you haven't yet registered to =
attend
remember that the early registration prices end this Sunday, January =
15th.
And as long as you are visiting the Double Feature website, you are
encouraged to play Richard Davenport's Tic-Tac-Tooner quiz. We're =
offering
fun even before the conference starts.
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Looking forward to meeting many of you in February.
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-- Geoff Sykes
-- Assoc. Los Angeles

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