>>There are only three variables that the >>pianist's hands can influence to change piano >>sound. These are:- >> * the velocity at which the hammer >>strikes the string - the loudness: >> * the time when the hammer strikes the string: and >> * the duration of sound, >>determined by when he releases the key allowing >>the damper to fall and stop the string vibrating. > >Stephen Birkett writes: > >In other words, the author states one side of the >famous three-variable question that has raged >periodically from time to time for well over a >century, as if it was proven fact. > What is the "famous three-variable question"? -Mark
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