Tuning for violinists

[Piannaman@aol.com]

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In a message dated 8/1/04 12:36:14 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
jkanter@rollingball.com writes:


> 
> I suppose there must be a web list populated by string players, where there
> is some discussion of piano tuners. (I remember coming across something of
> the sort for barbershop quartets, who have a similar issue with our
> "quirks".) I have not time this morning to look for it, but there is bound
> to be some interesting discussion there. Every discipline has its own
> perspective, and there is always something to learn from understanding the
> other's perspective, no matter how fraught with misunderstanding it may be.
> 

Jason,

Thanks for the levelheaded approach and pointing out how important it is to 
see--and hear--things from other people's perspective.

And I agree with James about aural vs. digital.  I have tuned aurally for 
years, though I use Tunelab to get my pitch and sometimes when I'm in a hurry and 
the piano is crummy.  For nicer pianos and picky clients, I go with whichever 
method they prefer. 

Dave Stahl

PS  Turns out the violinist liked my tuning after a day's deliberation and 
testing

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