Robert, They made us feel special the week I was there (week before Thanksgiving) and now I hear you got an extra meal out of the deal!!!! How were the tests and how did you do? Be honest!! It is a week well spent!! LANCE LAFARGUE, RPT LAFARGUE PIANO SERVICES New Orleans Chapter Mandeville, LA. lafargue@iamerica.net ---------- > From: Robert Goodale <Robert.Goodale@NAU.EDU> > To: pianotech@ptg.org > Subject: I'm Back... WOW! > Date: Tuesday, December 15, 1998 10:37 PM > > Hi all, > > I've returned from the Yamaha Little Red Schoolhouse experience. > All I can say is "Wow"! Trust me, all the rumors are true. It > really *is* a wonderful experience. They truly did take good > care of the group, (and we really had a great bunch), and just > when you thought it couldn't be any better it always did. Yamaha > treated us to some VERY fine meals, including an unexpected and > spontaneous extra dinner in the middle of the week. The hotel > was also fantastic. > > The education could not be topped. Hours were spent in deep > discussion on many fine details. LeRoy was an excellent > instructor, and the rest of the Yamaha group was equally prepared > and professional. Steve Pearson was an outstanding counter-part > to Mr. Edwards, and Mark Wisner provided much valuable > information regarding the Diskclavier systems. Mr. Terry Niimi, > Yamaha's technical representative from Japan, was absolutely > fantastic in discussing some of the finer points of action > regulation, voicing, and concert prep work. > > And yes... they did give us all a HEAP of information to take > home including piles of technical manuals. Oh... and of course a > really cool Yamaha mug and pen. :-). > > Summary: If you've gone, you know. If you haven't- GET THERE!! > > Rob Goodale, RPT
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