Duaine, your ears seem awfully easily taxed. What particular damage does listening to a couple of perfect fourths do to them? If you can't stand to listen to musical intervals, why are you tuning pianos? With due regard for your mother's opinion, stubbornness without logic to back it up does not win debates. As you perfectly well know, I made a numbered list of the places ETDs can fill, some of which ONLY they can fill, and expressed considerable respect for a number of people using them -- just not the ones who refuse to learn basic aural skills beforehand, or even afterward. (That is, respect must be earned.) Susan On 2/1/2011 10:02 PM, Duaine Hechler wrote: > On 02/01/2011 11:51 PM, Susan Kline wrote: >> On 2/1/2011 9:28 PM, Duaine Hechler wrote: >>> Masochist !!!! >>> >> It doesn't hurt. It sounds really quite nice. They are almost >> always very near where they belong. Not tiring, hearing that something >> is right. >> >> Susan > Right or Wrong - it is - still - taxing on the ear. > > BTW, I can keep this arguing up as long as you can. My mother always > wanted me to be on the schools' Debate Team. > > So, to stop this - debate - just admit that ETD's have there place and > the people that use them get respect. > > Duaine >
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