New Orleans piano donation

[Prof. Euphonious Thump]

     From what I've seen and heard, the finishes are
superb, and the mechanicals vary. Of course, there are
many rebuilders, but Luther's  a  pretty picky pianist
( say that 3 times real fast!!!) and tried dozens of
high-end pianos before deciding this was the best for
his (Tatumesque) style of playing. 
    So I'm quite sure it's a "winner". 
    And according to him, was rebuilt by someone who
calls himself "Christof".
( Hopefully, not "Christof" from "The Truman Show"!!!)
     Thump


> Thump, Kind acts happen all the time, anyone in or
> from New Orleans is 
> well aware of that. I'm glad he got something nice,
> he certainly knows 
> how to put it to use. Whats up with the Polish
> rebuilds? I had a 
> customer ask me the other day and I have never heard
> of it. Similar to 
> the Mexican rebuilds?
> 
> --Dave
> 
> Prof. Euphonious Thump wrote:
> >      And someone just bought a 1903, 6'10"
> Bechstein 
> > ( Polish rebuild ) for my friend Luther, the
> Katrina
> > refugee whose playing was featured on NPR Nov.
> 6th.!!!
> >      ( Proving that kind acts still do happen! )
> > Thump
> >
> >   
> 



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