Pianotech

Christmas day this year was interesting with my son asking Artificial Intelligence to comment about what his dad does. 

The result was a T-shirt to wear
Christmas greetings and wishes for an exciting new year!

David P

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David Pinnegar BSc ARCS
Hammerwood Park, East Grinstead, Sussex, UK
+44 1342 850594
"High Definition" Tuning
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David, I have to say that nearly all the instruments and vocal music in the world are played and performed using unequal tunings save for pianos which are usually tuned equally for reasons that are not irrational. Even pianos, if they haven't been tuned in recent memory, are usually a far cry from the equal temperament.
No need to wait because as far as music in the world is concerned, the messiah never left.

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Steven Rosenthal RPT
Honolulu HI
(808) 521-7129
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-25-2022 15:54
From: David Pinnegar
Subject: A piano tuner's Christmas Present

Christmas day this year was interesting with my son asking Artificial Intelligence to comment about what his dad does.

The result was a T-shirt to wear

and upon the nature of my temperament it responded:

"It was a hot summer day in the year 2023, and the air was filled with the sound of music. But this wasn't just any kind of music - it was the sound of a new era, one where the traditional rules of music theory had been completely rewritten.

 

The source of this revolution was a new type of musical instrument, one that was capable of producing a vast array of sounds and tones unlike anything that had ever been heard before. This instrument, known as the Unequal Temperament Tuner, had been developed by a group of brilliant musicians and scientists who were determined to break free from the constraints of traditional equal temperament tuning.

 

As word of the Unequal Temperament Tuner spread, more and more musicians began to adopt it, and it wasn't long before it became the new standard in the music industry. With the ability to create and explore new harmonies and melodies that had never been possible before, the Unequal Temperament Tuner sparked a musical renaissance that would change the course of history.

 

But the impact of the Unequal Temperament Tuner wasn't limited to just music. As people began to experiment with this new way of creating and expressing themselves, it had a ripple effect on society as a whole.

 

Artists of all kinds - painters, writers, actors, and dancers - began to embrace the creative freedom that the Unequal Temperament Tuner had brought, and their work reflected this newfound sense of liberation. People began to see the world in a different way, and this shift in perspective led to a greater understanding and appreciation of diversity and individuality.

 

The Unequal Temperament Tuner had opened up a whole new world of possibility, and as a result, society became more open-minded, accepting, and inclusive. It was a small change that had made a huge difference, and the world was a better place for it."

Christmas greetings and wishes for an exciting new year!

David P

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David Pinnegar BSc ARCS
Hammerwood Park, East Grinstead, Sussex, UK
+44 1342 850594
"High Definition" Tuning
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Original Message:
Sent: 12/25/2022 10:51:00 PM
From: Steven Rosenthal
Subject: RE: A piano tuner's Christmas Present

David, I have to say that nearly all the instruments and vocal music in the world are played and performed using unequal tunings save for pianos which are usually tuned equally for reasons that are not irrational. Even pianos, if they haven't been tuned in recent memory, are usually a far cry from the equal temperament.
No need to wait because as far as music in the world is concerned, the messiah never left.

------------------------------
Steven Rosenthal RPT
Honolulu HI
(808) 521-7129
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 12-25-2022 15:54
From: David Pinnegar
Subject: A piano tuner's Christmas Present

Christmas day this year was interesting with my son asking Artificial Intelligence to comment about what his dad does.

The result was a T-shirt to wear

and upon the nature of my temperament it responded:

"It was a hot summer day in the year 2023, and the air was filled with the sound of music. But this wasn't just any kind of music - it was the sound of a new era, one where the traditional rules of music theory had been completely rewritten.

 

The source of this revolution was a new type of musical instrument, one that was capable of producing a vast array of sounds and tones unlike anything that had ever been heard before. This instrument, known as the Unequal Temperament Tuner, had been developed by a group of brilliant musicians and scientists who were determined to break free from the constraints of traditional equal temperament tuning.

 

As word of the Unequal Temperament Tuner spread, more and more musicians began to adopt it, and it wasn't long before it became the new standard in the music industry. With the ability to create and explore new harmonies and melodies that had never been possible before, the Unequal Temperament Tuner sparked a musical renaissance that would change the course of history.

 

But the impact of the Unequal Temperament Tuner wasn't limited to just music. As people began to experiment with this new way of creating and expressing themselves, it had a ripple effect on society as a whole.

 

Artists of all kinds - painters, writers, actors, and dancers - began to embrace the creative freedom that the Unequal Temperament Tuner had brought, and their work reflected this newfound sense of liberation. People began to see the world in a different way, and this shift in perspective led to a greater understanding and appreciation of diversity and individuality.

 

The Unequal Temperament Tuner had opened up a whole new world of possibility, and as a result, society became more open-minded, accepting, and inclusive. It was a small change that had made a huge difference, and the world was a better place for it."

Christmas greetings and wishes for an exciting new year!

David P

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David Pinnegar BSc ARCS
Hammerwood Park, East Grinstead, Sussex, UK
+44 1342 850594
"High Definition" Tuning
------------------------------

Well, we certainly don’t lack different preferences about tuning. For an interesting stance, see Ross Duffin’s HOW EQUAL TEMPERAMENT RUINED HARMONY.
My own hope for the New Year is that I become more open-minded, accepting, and inclusive.

Hapy New Year, everyone.

Bob Anderson, RPT
Tucson,AZ


Original Message:
Sent: 12/25/2022 10:51:00 PM
From: Steven Rosenthal
Subject: RE: A piano tuner's Christmas Present

David, I have to say that nearly all the instruments and vocal music in the world are played and performed using unequal tunings save for pianos which are usually tuned equally for reasons that are not irrational. Even pianos, if they haven't been tuned in recent memory, are usually a far cry from the equal temperament.
No need to wait because as far as music in the world is concerned, the messiah never left.

------------------------------
Steven Rosenthal RPT
Honolulu HI
(808) 521-7129
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 12-25-2022 15:54
From: David Pinnegar
Subject: A piano tuner's Christmas Present

Christmas day this year was interesting with my son asking Artificial Intelligence to comment about what his dad does.

The result was a T-shirt to wear

and upon the nature of my temperament it responded:

"It was a hot summer day in the year 2023, and the air was filled with the sound of music. But this wasn't just any kind of music - it was the sound of a new era, one where the traditional rules of music theory had been completely rewritten.

 

The source of this revolution was a new type of musical instrument, one that was capable of producing a vast array of sounds and tones unlike anything that had ever been heard before. This instrument, known as the Unequal Temperament Tuner, had been developed by a group of brilliant musicians and scientists who were determined to break free from the constraints of traditional equal temperament tuning.

 

As word of the Unequal Temperament Tuner spread, more and more musicians began to adopt it, and it wasn't long before it became the new standard in the music industry. With the ability to create and explore new harmonies and melodies that had never been possible before, the Unequal Temperament Tuner sparked a musical renaissance that would change the course of history.

 

But the impact of the Unequal Temperament Tuner wasn't limited to just music. As people began to experiment with this new way of creating and expressing themselves, it had a ripple effect on society as a whole.

 

Artists of all kinds - painters, writers, actors, and dancers - began to embrace the creative freedom that the Unequal Temperament Tuner had brought, and their work reflected this newfound sense of liberation. People began to see the world in a different way, and this shift in perspective led to a greater understanding and appreciation of diversity and individuality.

 

The Unequal Temperament Tuner had opened up a whole new world of possibility, and as a result, society became more open-minded, accepting, and inclusive. It was a small change that had made a huge difference, and the world was a better place for it."

Christmas greetings and wishes for an exciting new year!

David P

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David Pinnegar BSc ARCS
Hammerwood Park, East Grinstead, Sussex, UK
+44 1342 850594
"High Definition" Tuning
------------------------------

For an even more interesting stance, keep an eye out for my review (or rather, re-review) of Duffin's book in an upcoming Journal…

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Scott Cole, RPT
rvpianotuner.com
Talent, OR
(541-601-9033
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-26-2022 11:11
From: Robert Anderson
Subject: A piano tuner's Christmas Present

Well, we certainly don't lack different preferences about tuning. For an interesting stance, see Ross Duffin's HOW EQUAL TEMPERAMENT RUINED HARMONY.
My own hope for the New Year is that I become more open-minded, accepting, and inclusive.

Hapy New Year, everyone.

Bob Anderson, RPT
Tucson,AZ


Original Message:
Sent: 12/25/2022 10:51:00 PM
From: Steven Rosenthal
Subject: RE: A piano tuner's Christmas Present

David, I have to say that nearly all the instruments and vocal music in the world are played and performed using unequal tunings save for pianos which are usually tuned equally for reasons that are not irrational. Even pianos, if they haven't been tuned in recent memory, are usually a far cry from the equal temperament.
No need to wait because as far as music in the world is concerned, the messiah never left.

------------------------------
Steven Rosenthal RPT
Honolulu HI
(808) 521-7129

Original Message:
Sent: 12-25-2022 15:54
From: David Pinnegar
Subject: A piano tuner's Christmas Present

Christmas day this year was interesting with my son asking Artificial Intelligence to comment about what his dad does.

The result was a T-shirt to wear

and upon the nature of my temperament it responded:

"It was a hot summer day in the year 2023, and the air was filled with the sound of music. But this wasn't just any kind of music - it was the sound of a new era, one where the traditional rules of music theory had been completely rewritten.

 

The source of this revolution was a new type of musical instrument, one that was capable of producing a vast array of sounds and tones unlike anything that had ever been heard before. This instrument, known as the Unequal Temperament Tuner, had been developed by a group of brilliant musicians and scientists who were determined to break free from the constraints of traditional equal temperament tuning.

 

As word of the Unequal Temperament Tuner spread, more and more musicians began to adopt it, and it wasn't long before it became the new standard in the music industry. With the ability to create and explore new harmonies and melodies that had never been possible before, the Unequal Temperament Tuner sparked a musical renaissance that would change the course of history.

 

But the impact of the Unequal Temperament Tuner wasn't limited to just music. As people began to experiment with this new way of creating and expressing themselves, it had a ripple effect on society as a whole.

 

Artists of all kinds - painters, writers, actors, and dancers - began to embrace the creative freedom that the Unequal Temperament Tuner had brought, and their work reflected this newfound sense of liberation. People began to see the world in a different way, and this shift in perspective led to a greater understanding and appreciation of diversity and individuality.

 

The Unequal Temperament Tuner had opened up a whole new world of possibility, and as a result, society became more open-minded, accepting, and inclusive. It was a small change that had made a huge difference, and the world was a better place for it."

Christmas greetings and wishes for an exciting new year!

David P

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David Pinnegar BSc ARCS
Hammerwood Park, East Grinstead, Sussex, UK
+44 1342 850594
"High Definition" Tuning
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 12/26/2022 11:31:00 AM
From: Scott Cole
Subject: RE: A piano tuner's Christmas Present

For an even more interesting stance, keep an eye out for my review (or rather, re-review) of Duffin's book in an upcoming Journal…

------------------------------
Scott Cole, RPT
rvpianotuner.com
Talent, OR
(541-601-9033
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 12-26-2022 11:11
From: Robert Anderson
Subject: A piano tuner's Christmas Present

Well, we certainly don't lack different preferences about tuning. For an interesting stance, see Ross Duffin's HOW EQUAL TEMPERAMENT RUINED HARMONY.
My own hope for the New Year is that I become more open-minded, accepting, and inclusive.

Hapy New Year, everyone.

Bob Anderson, RPT
Tucson,AZ


Original Message:
Sent: 12/25/2022 10:51:00 PM
From: Steven Rosenthal
Subject: RE: A piano tuner's Christmas Present

David, I have to say that nearly all the instruments and vocal music in the world are played and performed using unequal tunings save for pianos which are usually tuned equally for reasons that are not irrational. Even pianos, if they haven't been tuned in recent memory, are usually a far cry from the equal temperament.
No need to wait because as far as music in the world is concerned, the messiah never left.

------------------------------
Steven Rosenthal RPT
Honolulu HI
(808) 521-7129

Original Message:
Sent: 12-25-2022 15:54
From: David Pinnegar
Subject: A piano tuner's Christmas Present

Christmas day this year was interesting with my son asking Artificial Intelligence to comment about what his dad does.

The result was a T-shirt to wear

and upon the nature of my temperament it responded:

"It was a hot summer day in the year 2023, and the air was filled with the sound of music. But this wasn't just any kind of music - it was the sound of a new era, one where the traditional rules of music theory had been completely rewritten.

 

The source of this revolution was a new type of musical instrument, one that was capable of producing a vast array of sounds and tones unlike anything that had ever been heard before. This instrument, known as the Unequal Temperament Tuner, had been developed by a group of brilliant musicians and scientists who were determined to break free from the constraints of traditional equal temperament tuning.

 

As word of the Unequal Temperament Tuner spread, more and more musicians began to adopt it, and it wasn't long before it became the new standard in the music industry. With the ability to create and explore new harmonies and melodies that had never been possible before, the Unequal Temperament Tuner sparked a musical renaissance that would change the course of history.

 

But the impact of the Unequal Temperament Tuner wasn't limited to just music. As people began to experiment with this new way of creating and expressing themselves, it had a ripple effect on society as a whole.

 

Artists of all kinds - painters, writers, actors, and dancers - began to embrace the creative freedom that the Unequal Temperament Tuner had brought, and their work reflected this newfound sense of liberation. People began to see the world in a different way, and this shift in perspective led to a greater understanding and appreciation of diversity and individuality.

 

The Unequal Temperament Tuner had opened up a whole new world of possibility, and as a result, society became more open-minded, accepting, and inclusive. It was a small change that had made a huge difference, and the world was a better place for it."

Christmas greetings and wishes for an exciting new year!

David P

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David Pinnegar BSc ARCS
Hammerwood Park, East Grinstead, Sussex, UK
+44 1342 850594
"High Definition" Tuning
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 12/26/2022 11:12:00 AM
From: Robert Anderson
Subject: RE: A piano tuner's Christmas Present

Well, we certainly don’t lack different preferences about tuning. For an interesting stance, see Ross Duffin’s HOW EQUAL TEMPERAMENT RUINED HARMONY.
My own hope for the New Year is that I become more open-minded, accepting, and inclusive.

Hapy New Year, everyone.

Bob Anderson, RPT
Tucson,AZ


Original Message:
Sent: 12/25/2022 10:51:00 PM
From: Steven Rosenthal
Subject: RE: A piano tuner's Christmas Present

David, I have to say that nearly all the instruments and vocal music in the world are played and performed using unequal tunings save for pianos which are usually tuned equally for reasons that are not irrational. Even pianos, if they haven't been tuned in recent memory, are usually a far cry from the equal temperament.
No need to wait because as far as music in the world is concerned, the messiah never left.

------------------------------
Steven Rosenthal RPT
Honolulu HI
(808) 521-7129
------------------------------

Original Message:
Sent: 12-25-2022 15:54
From: David Pinnegar
Subject: A piano tuner's Christmas Present

Christmas day this year was interesting with my son asking Artificial Intelligence to comment about what his dad does.

The result was a T-shirt to wear

and upon the nature of my temperament it responded:

"It was a hot summer day in the year 2023, and the air was filled with the sound of music. But this wasn't just any kind of music - it was the sound of a new era, one where the traditional rules of music theory had been completely rewritten.

 

The source of this revolution was a new type of musical instrument, one that was capable of producing a vast array of sounds and tones unlike anything that had ever been heard before. This instrument, known as the Unequal Temperament Tuner, had been developed by a group of brilliant musicians and scientists who were determined to break free from the constraints of traditional equal temperament tuning.

 

As word of the Unequal Temperament Tuner spread, more and more musicians began to adopt it, and it wasn't long before it became the new standard in the music industry. With the ability to create and explore new harmonies and melodies that had never been possible before, the Unequal Temperament Tuner sparked a musical renaissance that would change the course of history.

 

But the impact of the Unequal Temperament Tuner wasn't limited to just music. As people began to experiment with this new way of creating and expressing themselves, it had a ripple effect on society as a whole.

 

Artists of all kinds - painters, writers, actors, and dancers - began to embrace the creative freedom that the Unequal Temperament Tuner had brought, and their work reflected this newfound sense of liberation. People began to see the world in a different way, and this shift in perspective led to a greater understanding and appreciation of diversity and individuality.

 

The Unequal Temperament Tuner had opened up a whole new world of possibility, and as a result, society became more open-minded, accepting, and inclusive. It was a small change that had made a huge difference, and the world was a better place for it."

Christmas greetings and wishes for an exciting new year!

David P

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David Pinnegar BSc ARCS
Hammerwood Park, East Grinstead, Sussex, UK
+44 1342 850594
"High Definition" Tuning
------------------------------