WOW! Did you get a set of steak knives too? A tooth brush with the Steinway logo on the handle? A Steinway steering wheel cover! (bowing), "we're not worthy, we're not worthy"! I've actually found the OTHER tech programs, (Kawai and the Yamaha Little Red School House), to be far more valuable and practical training. Not only better, (and less snobby), but they are free and include your room and meals, (I think I paid Steinway something like $800 10+ years ago). If you are an "All Steinway School", you have my deepest sympathies. The S&S people probably hate me for saying that but I don't work for their marketing department. Rob Goodale, RPT > List, > Some of you probably are a part of this or heard of it, but I'd thought > I'd > throw this in since the subject of Steinway Tech came up. > About a month ago I got an unexpected package from Steinway. They > developed > a new program for technicians that service pianos at "All Steinway > Schools". > So I guess I am a "All Steinway School Technical Partner" > I got a few goodies, a certificate, a "Technical Partner apron", > and the new Technical Reference guide on CD, an invitation to a Private > Reception at the National conference in CA. > They even have a dedicated email address for the technical partners. > A few other misc. things. > -- > Tony Graves RPT
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