[CAUT] lack of support

[Otto Keyes]

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Quite true, Andrew.  I've found the hardest clients to deal with are =
those who just didn't have the stuff to realize the deam of making it on =
the concert ciruit, & settled for teaching lessons to mediocre students. =
 The piano (& technician) then become the scapegoat.  The truely =
competent are generally as you describe.

Otto
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  From: Andrew Anderson=20
  To: College and University Technicians=20
  Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 3:46 PM
  Subject: Re: [CAUT] lack of support


  Something along the lines of the habitual disrespect some ivory =
towered individuals have for mere 'technicians'.  Funny really. :-D 8-)  =
Of-course the real experts are open, friendly and genuinely interested.  =
It's the work-study juniors, seniors and post-grad.s that are all =
disdainful (and insecure). ;-)

  Andrew

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  At 05:36 PM 10/20/2005, you wrote:

    In a message dated 10/20/2005 1:13:53 PM Central Standard Time, =
okeyes@uidaho.edu writes:

      "Oh!  Look here Vladdy!  There must be a hole in the recital =
schedule.  It says here that they're letting the mechanic sit on the =
piano bench tonight.  Isn't that quaint!?  Let's try not to let the =
children get too close."


    OK, Otto, can you explain the meaning of this post?
    =20
    Wim=20



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