That's good, Rob, or sometimes I just tell the kid "you can play after I leave, but not now." Susan Kline Rob McCall wrote: > Being a parent myself, I have a real hard time just letting them bang > away. I usually tell them to watch their fingers! And then I close > the fallboard. Then I stand there with my hand on top of it as I talk > to the parent. It works almost every time. And the parents get the > idea real quick. Yeah, I could probably be more PC, but I just don't > have it in me. :-) It's like I'm on auto-parent mode. It just > happens... > > Regards, > > Rob McCall > > McCall Piano Service, LLC > www.mccallpiano.com <http://www.mccallpiano.com> > Murrieta, CA > 951-698-1875 > > On Jan 04, 2013, at 14:40 , paul bruesch <paul at bruesch.net > <mailto:paul at bruesch.net>> wrote: > >> Depending on my mood at the moment, I would probably calmly ask the >> kid to please play quietly so I can think. The kid is doing what kids >> do, given the opportunity. But by asking the kid to play quietly, >> you're not angrily saying to quit making all that noise, you're just >> asking for some respect, which the parents apparently have not taught >> and do not expect, and most kids (in my experience) respond well to >> that. >> >> Paul Bruesch >> Stillwater, MN > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20130104/63a45514/attachment.htm>
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