> Date: Tue, 04 Mar 1997 09:31:28 -0500 > From: Kenneth Sloane <Kenneth_Sloane@qmgate.cc.oberlin.edu> > Subject: An Interesting Request > To: Pianotech Network <pianotech@byu.edu> > Reply-to: pianotech@byu.edu It doesn't sound abusive, like putting bolts and screws in between the strings. I would give an OK after his complete list of requests. No wet towels please... ilvey, RPT (David Ilvedson) Pacifica, CA > Subject: Time: 9:31 AM > OFFICE MEMO An Interesting Request Date: 3/4/97 > > I received this request recently in regard to piano service......... > > > Hi Ken. Jean Davidson told me to get in touch with you concerning > the guidelines for physical manipulation of the baby grand in Warner > Main. I'm a Theater student planning to audition a piece for Spring Back > dance concert that would involve converting the piano into a large puppet > constructed of some lightweight material. I would also be lying on top of > the closed lid for a brief time. Also I'd like to prepare the piano by > inserting towels between the frame and the strings and perhaps placing > slightly heavier objects such as textbooks on the strings themselves. Let > me know as soon as possible if there are any problems with this, as I > will need to explain my project in detail to the auditioning committee. > Thank you > > What would your reply be??? > > Ken Sloane Oberlin Conservatory > > > ilvey, RPT Pacifica, CA
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