a junky piano

[Stephen Airy]

If anyone wants to look at this piano in person, last I knew where it was 
(as of 4 years ago -- I was there in 1996 but didn't take a picture then) 
it was in a building in Group Camp #1 at Robber's Cave State Park in 
Oklahoma.  If I remember correctly, the building has open walls all around 
it, and there are probably benches in there.  There is a stage in the 
building, and the piano is in the left room (as you're looking toward the 
stage from inside the building).  I think looking at the piano in person 
would give someone an excellent idea of the condition of the piano.  Also, 
if anyone does see the piano, please play a few notes, and then email me at 
the list and tell me how far out of tune it is.

At 12:53 AM 11/11/00 -0600, you wrote:
> >...I only am wondering if it would be
> >possible to get it working and in tune, even if it
> >doesn't work as well as a new piano...
> >Stephen Airy
>
>To answer your question and after looking at the image you provided, yes,
>it's possible to get it working and in tune.
>
>Keith McGavern
>Registered Piano Technician
>Oklahoma Chapter 731
>Piano Technicians Guild
>USA


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