Hello Bradley Snook Sorry for the late response, but it took me some time to get the answer. Paul McNulty is an american forte piano builder who used to live here in Holland, I think in Amsterdam. A couple of years ago he moved to Tsjechie, to live and work over there. A friend of mine goes there once or twice a year to work there also. He told me Paul McNulty tuned the piano himself, he always tunes this piano for Ronald Brautigam when a cd is recorded. He uses "valotti" of 1790 a=430hz. I hope this is helping you. If you want to contact him personally, or if you have more questions, please write to me privately, and I give you the email address of my friend who knows him very well. Kind regards, Albertine de Pater Amsterdam At 12:13 5-5-02 -0700, you wrote: > I just bought a Haydn CD that was recorded on a McNulty copy of the >Anton Walter fortepiano. Everything in the insert is listed except the >kind of temperament that was used (e.g. specific microphones, piano tech, >and even the kind of headset that was used to listen to the recording). >Does anyone know McNulty, or know what he thinks should be used on his >keyboards? McNulty is listed as the piano technician. Does anyone have >any suggestions on identifying specific kinds of well temperament? It is >not of major importance, but it am very interested. Bradley M. Snook > CD-1094 BIS Haydn Sonata nos.45, 46, 47, 31 Ronald Brautigam, fortepiano
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