Do you play piano?

[Tom Servinsky]

Not that you need to be fine player in order to achieve high levels of 
technical  ability. But rather,developing a reasonable or advance level of 
playing ability can benefit you in gaining a greater appreciation and 
understanding of the finer aspects of fine tuning, regulation, and voicing. 
For me, it's broadens your understanding and empathy for the role we play 
for the pianists, our customers.
Tom Servinsky
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gregor _" <karlkaputt at hotmail.com>
To: <pianotech at ptg.org>
Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 7:17 AM
Subject: RE: Do you play piano?


> >From: "Elwood Doss"
>
> Is not being able to play well a handicap?  I don't
>>think it is for me.  As far as I know, I've had no dissatisfied
>>customers.
>
>
> You don´t have to play well. It´s enough to be able to play one or two 
> songs. Perhaps it´s not a necessity but it´s a huge advantage. I remember 
> situations when I regulated a piano and thought to have done everything 
> correct. But playing that instrument showed me that there is something 
> going wrong which I never would have noticed without playing.
>
> Gregor
>
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