Richard B - Granted that I actually know very little, have no taste to speak of, and that you could use some work with your links, but all that aside, I think the piano and tuning sound excellent. Very musical I'll go back to read what you wrote about the tuning system. The recording quality was better than the live performances on the web site, but the site, too has much potential...a beautiful looking studio. Suzanne needs a sandwich, or is that just camera angle? So now I must ruefully entertain the possibility that you might, occasionally actually know what you're talking about. What's the world coming to? Nice - Cheerful David Skolnik Hastings on Hudson, NY At 05:35 PM 4/26/2009, Richard Brekne wrote: >Hi Folks > >A couple weeks back I posted a link to a cut from a CD I worked on >in the fall last year. This was an old style recording in as much as >the pianist just sat down and played each piece one after the >other... no editing. Live cuts so to speak. The Producer and sound >engineer were kind enough to let me post one more cut from this >album so I decided to offer up the very first piece played. Again >the piano was tuned just once in the morning and that was all it >got. So this is fresh tuned with my Tunelab based P-12ths approach. > >The entire record can be had from http://trollclassics.com/. These >folks are putting together an all around music related resource >center and its quite new so the webside is not entirely bug free. >But its a cool idea they are working on. > >In anycase the CD features pianist Suzanna Hlinka. She is a young >Czech pianist living and studying in Australia. > >http://www.pianostemmer.no/music/scarlattiamajor.mp3 > > >Producer Prof. Jiri Hlinka >Sound engineer Arne Wilhelmsen >Piano technician Richard Brekne >
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