I will absolutely volunteer to watch Jim C. That is the part I was most interested in. Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Scott" <rscott@wwnet.net> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2001 1:28 PM Subject: Re: Tuneoff challenge > Richard Moody writes to Jim Coleman: > > >>>> > I accept and consider it an honor to be considered for a "tuneoff" > with you. > Are you going to tune the unisons by machine? That would be strictly > machine. ---ric > <<<< > > Let me suggest that a more realistic Tuneoff Challenge would allow the > machine user (Jim) to tune unisons by ear, since that is how the machines > are most commonly used. Instead of wearing ear muffs to rule out Jim's > aural tuning ability, how about making a rule that Jim must not play two > notes at once, or use the sustain pedal. Being deprived of hearing > interval beats he could not cheat and use his aural skills. Someone > could sit in the room and monitor Jim for compliance with this rule. > Given Jim's reputation, there should be no difficulty getting a > volunteer to watch, just to get an opportunity to witness a master > in action. > > -Robert Scott > Detroit/Windsor Chapter >
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