On Feb 7, 2009, at 6:06 PM, Brian Wilson wrote: > I would really like to come to the conference first to meet you, and > then for a discussion and getting into these trivial matters that > really have no importance to whats important in life. Hey, Brian----I'm sure we would have much more in convergence than divergence in person. In fact I've only met one person from your end of the world over 35 years---and I've met dozens and dozens---who struck me as anything but a good-hearted, straight-ahead individual. And, by your latest post, you're probably one of the top-notch guys in your area, and I'm certain your tunings are first-rate, solid, musical, and excellent. Mine are, too. How you or I get to that beautiful tuning is interesting and fascinating to us because we're both hopeless piano geeks (a term of high endearment) but it's not intrinsically important to the artist or the listener. Or, ultimately, to us. What matters is the result. It's all conversation until we hear each other's work. I'd love to come to Australia; I love it there. I'm sure we'll see each other somewhere down the road, where there's a piano, some peace and quiet, and an adult beverage or two. Cheers, Brian.... David A. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech_ptg.org/attachments/20090208/156fd1d4/attachment.html>
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