Victor, OK pinning can mean a number of different things...some like loose pinning and some like tight pinning...I was just mentioning this in case your a loose pin kind of a guy...;-] David I. *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 10/30/01 at 2:59 PM Victor Belanger wrote: >Thanks for your response. > >I guess I did not explain the procedure enough. It is not while holding the >note after you play it. I have a feeling that I will have difficulty >describing this but here goes. >I don't know the particular term that this pianist used for showing me this >problem, but it is when he plays these really quick double hand staccato >arpeggios over and over that there is no time for checking and the hammer >sometimes cheats. It hits the note twice by bouncing back. >The example that he showed me was to just strike the note like a blow on >the key to set the pin but releasing it immediately staccato style. > >I hope that makes sense. > >As far as the pinning David, I did mention that the pinning was ok (4 to 6 >swings). > >Thank you all. > >Regards. > >Victor Belanger >Somerville, MA
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