Concert Tuning Info Emergency

[Richard Brekne]

Actually.... a tuner is in his full rights to sue the pants off a player 
/ artist who does such. And probably could win handily if it could be 
shown that whatever problems the piano had were not the fault of the 
tuner, and that the artist had absolutely no idea of the conditions in 
which the work was done.

Tuners are all to kind... strange breed we are methinks..


A440A@AOL.COM wrote:

> Ron writes: 
> <<and the folks
> involved will appreciate the simplicity at least as much as any superhuman
> tuning you may produce.>>
> 
>   I agree, but have you ever considered that, for reasons beyond your control 
> that no one but yourself knows, the tuning may be a disaster, and the 
> "artist"  will stand up on the stage and after making sure that everyone 
> knows who you are, scream that you are the worst mistake he has ever seen and 
> anyone would have to be crazy to even let you near a piano?  End of career, 
> reputation in the trash, castigation around every corner and probably a slew 
> of lawsuits from the venue promoters that will hound you to the end of your 
> life?  
>    Just a thought.......... but since you are charging double,  hey,  why 
> not? 
> regards, 
> Ed 
> 

-- 
Richard Brekne
RPT, N.P.T.F.
Bergen, Norway
mailto:Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no