Tuning Stamina

Stephen Airy stephen_airy@yahoo.com
Thu, 19 Apr 2001 16:56:38 -0700 (PDT)


For me, it's the constant hitting of the keys that
gets me, and the height of my 56" upright.  As far as
TURNING the hammer, that's not much of a problem,
seeing as my pins are somewhat loose. :)

--- Newton Hunt <nhunt@optonline.net> wrote:
> > ...I have tuned so many pianos....sigh....
> >  and I still do not give up....!
> 
> And he is still trying to do what he could when he
> was 30 years younger.  
> 
> Do you think you will ever make it, André?
> 
> Learn to drop your shoulders, use ear plugs to
> reduce ear fatigue and occasionally
> use a 125mm stick with hammer felt glued to the ends
> to pound on the strings. less
> hand and shoulder stress.
> 
> Practice, practice and more practice.
> 
> We all did piano shaped objects (PSOs) in our youth,
> every one does, and has to, so
> stop complaining and hurry up and get old.
> 
> I am 61, tuning pianos for 35 years and getting
> slower, and slower, and slower ...
> 
> 		Newton Hunt
> 		New Jersey, USA


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