I was privileged to attend Andre Oorebeek's all-day voicing seminar in
Toronto on Friday. When he needed to sit lower to work in the cavity he
quickly laid the bench over forward, legs pointing backward, and he sat
on the edge. Happened so fast I didn't even notice at first... one man's
solution.
Phil
jim ialeggio wrote:
> I find grand keyleveling/dip, damper work...etc, uncomfortable.
> Working at the bench is so nice, but alas, I end up inside the carcass
> for way more time than I would like.
>
> Anyone have any comfortable approaches to sitting at the piano while
> regulating action and dampers?
>
> Jim I
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