electronics replacing pianos? [Reply to MARK]

David Andersen david at davidandersenpianos.com
Thu Jan 11 09:22:27 MST 2007


>  When HE returned an hour or so later he began to rant.
> using the furniture to demonstrate: "this was a nice forte  
> (standing on the floor),
> and a really good fortissimo (jumps on the chair), and then fff  
> (jumps up to the
> kitchen table!  AND THEN IT WENT LOUDER!  I could not reach its  
> dynamic limit!"

>  Oh wow
> I can actually take that phrase to ppp where it belongs. Hey, that  
> staccato works!
> Cool, using careful pedaling, dynamics and sustain phrasing  those  
> DO sound
> like Kremlin bells!

> I had taught myself well, and was actually using the techniques  
> that should have worked, but my practice pianos were unable to  
> respond to my attempts.
> Belated New Year to all.
> Cheers,
> Dave Talcott

Ding ding ding ding!! The Wwwwinnah!!!

Again, the modern grand piano will never die:  it's too frickin'  
AWESOME when done right.

Thanks, Dave. Great story.

David Andersen

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