On 10/13/2010 12:47 AM, Horace Greeley wrote: > While I suspect that it is, for many, sheepdip; I can relate from direct > experience that there were (at one time) at least four pianists who > definitely could detect this phenomenon: They were (or, in a couple of > cases, still are): Ivan Moravec, Eugene Istomin, John Perry and James > Boyk. These could and did directly identify this, and other, kinds of > fairly low-level action-related issues when I have worked with them. I'm > sure that there were others who at least cognated such things even if > they did not necessarily have ways in which to articulate what they were > experiencing. Hi Horace, Well, there's always someone isn't there? <G> Did any have a preference, and give reason(s)? > That said, as you note, I strongly suspect that these kinds of things > are largely non-events for most players under most circumstances. Largely, I'd say. Oh, wait, I already have. Ron N
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