Comments on: Peculiar Piano Placement http://savoauctioneers.com/peculiar-piano-placement/ Mon, 26 Jul 2010 04:30:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: J. Bear Savo http://savoauctioneers.com/peculiar-piano-placement/#comment-116 J. Bear Savo Tue, 02 Feb 2010 22:17:47 +0000 http://savoauctioneers.com/?p=926#comment-116 LOL. No, I think you got upright in the street beaten. LOL. No, I think you got upright in the street beaten.

]]> By: Billy Burke http://savoauctioneers.com/peculiar-piano-placement/#comment-115 Billy Burke Tue, 02 Feb 2010 17:06:36 +0000 http://savoauctioneers.com/?p=926#comment-115 Perhaps the reason could be as simple as that mind altering drug of the ages. BEER Beer is usually involved as a bribe to seduce other well intentioned men into the movement of a piano. Alas I too as an auctioneer have seen piano's in a number of places. The favorite placement of a piano I personally owned was having a baby grand on a pig farm for a number of years until the wood disintegrated and had to be burned. The Harp like mechanism is now in the garden of a small "Hummock" off the Chincoteague Bay on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. For 5-years we have been contemplating the best method to create a wind driven chime mechanism to hit the remaining wires with little hammers to play a Romanian Gypsy rhapsodie that will increase in intensity as the wind blows. I call it a full frenzy musical score powered by a N'or Easter or hurricane... Imagine a piano in the garden with no wood powered by the wind playing a mysterious sound on a tiny island... It's just as weird as that upright in the French street during a war. Life is good. Perhaps the reason could be as simple as that mind altering drug of the ages.

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Beer is usually involved as a bribe to seduce other well intentioned men into the movement of a piano.

Alas I too as an auctioneer have seen piano’s in a number of places.

The favorite placement of a piano I personally owned was having a baby grand on a pig farm for a number of years until the wood disintegrated and had to be burned.

The Harp like mechanism is now in the garden of a small “Hummock” off the Chincoteague Bay on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.

For 5-years we have been contemplating the best method to create a wind driven chime mechanism to hit the remaining wires with little hammers to play a Romanian Gypsy rhapsodie that will increase in intensity as the wind blows.

I call it a full frenzy musical score powered by a N’or Easter or hurricane…

Imagine a piano in the garden with no wood powered by the wind playing a mysterious sound on a tiny island…

It’s just as weird as that upright in the French street during a war.

Life is good.

]]> By: J. Bear Savo http://savoauctioneers.com/peculiar-piano-placement/#comment-114 J. Bear Savo Tue, 02 Feb 2010 15:06:51 +0000 http://savoauctioneers.com/?p=926#comment-114 Sigh... Sigh…

]]> By: That Big Daddy Barber http://savoauctioneers.com/peculiar-piano-placement/#comment-113 That Big Daddy Barber Tue, 02 Feb 2010 04:31:52 +0000 http://savoauctioneers.com/?p=926#comment-113 Perhaps it was sort of a 'Trojan Horse' for the French (a French Horse, if you will). Which sounds very much like french whores...which, as you know, you will never find in an 'upright' piano. Perhaps it was sort of a ‘Trojan Horse’ for the French (a French Horse, if you will). Which sounds very much like french whores…which, as you know, you will never find in an ‘upright’ piano.

]]> By: fast eddie http://savoauctioneers.com/peculiar-piano-placement/#comment-111 fast eddie Tue, 02 Feb 2010 02:06:35 +0000 http://savoauctioneers.com/?p=926#comment-111 I personally found that tulips on my organ are much better than roses on the piano. I personally found that tulips on my organ are much better than roses on the piano.

]]> By: J. Bear Savo http://savoauctioneers.com/peculiar-piano-placement/#comment-112 J. Bear Savo Tue, 02 Feb 2010 01:24:59 +0000 http://savoauctioneers.com/?p=926#comment-112 Your corniness never ceases to amaze me. Your corniness never ceases to amaze me.

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