Pianotech

Last night my wife and I attended a concert of the Jacksonville Orchestra conducted by its Music Director Courtney Lewis. On the program were three pieces for two pianos, featuring husband and wife Alessio Bax and Lucille Chung. The two of them gave a marvelous performance of Mozart's Concert for Two Pianos, in E-flat, Camille Saint-Saen's Carnival of the Animals and Francis Poulenc's Concert for two pianos in D Minor. 

Maestro Lewis precedes all of his performances with a short explanation of the programs. Last night he concluded his remarks by recognizing Ann Garee, RPT, by name for preparing the two Steinway grands used on the program. Way to go, Ann.

That's nice.  Wonder if she felt any additional stress after such exposure.  Did she get a 'curtain call'?

For some of us, the perfect concert 'prelude' would have been a paid listening to the tuning. 

 I said "for some".

Last night my wife and I attended a concert of the Jacksonville Orchestra conducted by its Music Director Courtney Lewis. On the program were three pieces for two pianos, featuring husband and wife Alessio Bax and Lucille Chung. The two of them gave a marvelous performance of Mozart's Concert for Two Pianos, in E-flat, Camille Saint-Saen's Carnival of the Animals and Francis Poulenc's Concert for two pianos in D Minor. 

Maestro Lewis precedes all of his performances with a short explanation of the programs. Last night he concluded his remarks by recognizing Ann Garee, RPT, by name for preparing the two Steinway grands used on the program. Way to go, Ann.

That's nice.  Wonder if she felt any additional stress after such exposure.  Did she get a 'curtain call'?

For some of us, the perfect concert 'prelude' would have been a paid listening to the tuning. 

 I said "for some".

Last night my wife and I attended a concert of the Jacksonville Orchestra conducted by its Music Director Courtney Lewis. On the program were three pieces for two pianos, featuring husband and wife Alessio Bax and Lucille Chung. The two of them gave a marvelous performance of Mozart's Concert for Two Pianos, in E-flat, Camille Saint-Saen's Carnival of the Animals and Francis Poulenc's Concert for two pianos in D Minor. 

Maestro Lewis precedes all of his performances with a short explanation of the programs. Last night he concluded his remarks by recognizing Ann Garee, RPT, by name for preparing the two Steinway grands used on the program. Way to go, Ann.

That's nice.  Wonder if she felt any additional stress after such exposure.  Did she get a 'curtain call'?

For some of us, the perfect concert 'prelude' would have been a paid listening to the tuning. 

 I said "for some".

Last night my wife and I attended a concert of the Jacksonville Orchestra conducted by its Music Director Courtney Lewis. On the program were three pieces for two pianos, featuring husband and wife Alessio Bax and Lucille Chung. The two of them gave a marvelous performance of Mozart's Concert for Two Pianos, in E-flat, Camille Saint-Saen's Carnival of the Animals and Francis Poulenc's Concert for two pianos in D Minor. 

Maestro Lewis precedes all of his performances with a short explanation of the programs. Last night he concluded his remarks by recognizing Ann Garee, RPT, by name for preparing the two Steinway grands used on the program. Way to go, Ann.

Last night my wife and I attended a concert of the Jacksonville Orchestra conducted by its Music Director Courtney Lewis. On the program were three pieces for two pianos, featuring husband and wife Alessio Bax and Lucille Chung. The two of them gave a marvelous performance of Mozart's Concert for Two Pianos, in E-flat, Camille Saint-Saen's Carnival of the Animals and Francis Poulenc's Concert for two pianos in D Minor. 

Maestro Lewis precedes all of his performances with a short explanation of the programs. Last night he concluded his remarks by recognizing Ann Garee, RPT, by name for preparing the two Steinway grands used on the program. Way to go, Ann.