Annie, I don't know about the pedal but I have been wearing trifocals for years. As an organist the problem is even worse because the music rack is higher than the piano's rack. The solution for me was to have a single lens made for the middle distance and that works very well both for the organ playing and for the computer. Norman Barrett annie at allthingspiano.com wrote: > Has anyone on this list every built or seen a modification of a damper > pedal that would make it possible for someone to use the left foot and > still sit square with the piano? > > I have a customer who has had her right hip replaced twice and is forced > into all sorts of contortions and pain to pedal with her right foot. In > fact, she has to sit higher than is comfortable for her so she can pedal, > and that means that her trifocals are not right for reading the music, and > it just generally makes her life difficult. > > > Annie Grieshop > >
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