Has anyone heard of an "a436" Piano

[newdaymoore@bellsouth.net]

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I wrote right after that I meant a435.  I did a typo in my first email.  =
Sorry.  It is written inside the piano on the medal plate beside the =
Sohmer symbol.  This is a piano made back in 1890.    I knew to check =
because a gentleman I called who rebuilds pianos told me to check inside =
to see if it was written or engraved, "A435"  and it was.  I did a =
history search and most composers including Chopin composed songs in a =
435 pitch.  It was around the time of WW2 that the 440 became =
universally accepted. Before that 435 was most common but there was =
other pitches that were accepted as well.  =
www.uk-piano.org/history/pitch.html   Check out this website.
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  From: JWyatt1492@aol.com=20
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  Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2005 12:49 PM
  Subject: Re: Has anyone heard of an "a436" Piano


  Hello _________.!!!!!!!!!

    You did sign your post.

    Where did you see or how did you determine=20
  that you have a  436  Sohmer piano

  Jack Wyatt

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