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Minor Deity |
Upright grand (giraffe) piano by Schimmel & Nelson, Faribault, Minnesota, ca. 1889. 
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| Minor Deity |
Wilderness? 
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| Minor Deity |
Without peeking... do you know who this is? 
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| Minor Deity |
One last one for today... 
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Minor Deity |
Yeah, you could do that with a spinet. The board in front takes the weight, the one in back balances against the plate. But I sure as hell wouldn't. 2X4s are too soft to trust the screws to hold.
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Beatification Candidate |
 Don't all tuners dress like this?
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Has Achieved Nirvana |
Want!
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| rachmad Never Offline |
Apental Piano - Harmony Restored to Equal Temperament Richard Haigh writes: "I built this piano primarily to test the idea that eliminating the fifth harmonic from the sound would reduce some of the discordant effects of tuning any keyboard instrument to ET, which is generally accepted as the best compromise for instruments being used for music played in any key." http://www.apentalpiano.co.uk/...of-apental-piano.asp http://www.galpinsociety.org/history.htm   | |||
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| rachmad Never Offline |
I love the room...  | |||
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| Minor Deity |
Hi Brian, nice to see you again! In that huge gorgeous room, I wonder how the piano might sound?
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| rachmad Never Offline |
O, the poor piano!   | |||
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Junior Member |
Yesterday my best friends, brought me a nice present....three 10inch composersbusts. My friends had a musicstore and the busts were always in the classic cd department....I'm happy...   Regards, Johan B
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| Minor Deity |
He can actually play well too!
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| Has Achieved Nirvana |
Photo is called "Playing a Cityscape as a Musical Score" 
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| Has Achieved Nirvana |
Very sad: 
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