I heard he played only in F# Thump --- Tom Sivak <tvaktvak at sbcglobal.net> wrote: > Actually, Irving Berlin only played in the key of D > flat, but it's true that he used a transposing piano > in order to play in other keys. > > Tom Sivak > Chicago > > Ruth Phillips <info at alliedpiano.com> wrote: > st1\:*{behavior:url(#default#ieooui) } > There is also one in the Jack Wyatt Museum > at PTGs home office, Kansas > City KS. One of many wonders Jack has assembled > for the piano technicians. > It transposes up to a full octave! One story is > Irving Berlin used one as he > only played in the key of C. > Youll be hearing more about the museum in the > next few months. > Ruth Phillips > > >From: "R.Moffatt & Sons Piano" moffatt5 at telus.net > >Yes. Cantos Music Museum in Calgary. > > >www.Cantos.ca > > >Bob > > >R.Moffatt & Sons > >Calgary, Alberta , Canada T3E 5G4 > > > >From: "Jim" <jim at pianoguy.com> > > | I have a Transposing Heintzman !!! > | I've only seen 1 other one in 25 years of tuning > . . . > | Do any of you, or your customers have any ?? > | > | Jim Kinnear > | Collingwood, Ca > | > | > | > >| From: "John Ross". > | > I have seen a transposing upright piano that > they made, some also had > | > sustenuto. > > > > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Sponsored Link $420k for $1,399/mo. Think You Pay Too Much For Your Mortgage? Find Out! www.LowerMyBills.com/lre
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