[pianotech] prepared frickin' piano, etc.

Joseph Garrett joegarrett at earthlink.net
Tue Feb 19 12:58:06 MST 2013


David Love said:
"Just came back to a piano that I service regularly after a prepared piano
piece in which six bass strings (3 pairs of bichords) were damaged
apparently by the pianist being called upon to scrape something up and down
the length of the several pairs of strings. Of course, the windings are now
rattling. 
 
The directors of this venue have issued previously a "no prepared piano" and
"no reaching in" rule in order to avoid just this type of thing however it
apparently fell on deaf (appropriate considering the nature of the music--ok
cheap shot) ears. 
 
Just an FYI and a bit of vent.
 
^%&*#$%&($)%*($)^&(#$)"
 
David,
I truly sympathize with that! Utterly stupid things happen, when stupid
people are involved! Hopefully, the "player", (I'll not call him a
Pianist), will have to pay for them! If not, then someone needs to grow a
backbone, imo.
Sheesh!
Joe 



Joe Garrett, R.P.T.
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