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[disklavier] Re: Rules of Etiquette and Use of Yamaha in Conservatories and Colleges

2000-01-04 by Taxi

I guess you are shouting because you are in all caps.  You sound pretty
angry.

I enjoy using this list regardless of the type of mail it is.  I believe the
purpose of most email lists is to be able to discuss any topic that pertains
to the group type.  One of the most important etiquette rules of most lists
is to put the subject of your email in the space indicated for subject.
That way if you don't wish to read the email, then you can delete it.

Limiting any subject tends to surpress, and then eventually turn the member
off to any response.

I subscribe to several lists and if I want to read the mail because of the
subject I do, if not I just delete it.

Joe, it is very difficult to read mail that is in all caps.  I use to do it
until someone pointed out that rules of etiquette for writing say that
unless you are absolutely angry as hell, don't type in all caps. I am very
interested in (so far) in all the mail coming from this list, as it is very
informative.  I think your point is well taken (although I could do without
the shouting!).  I hope that we will all realize that this a place that we
can all learn a great deal from, as well as a place to voice our complaints.
I think it is rather calous of Yamaha to take the view that they have taken
on volume.

New Subject: Use of Yamaha in Music Education

Does anyone in the group know of schools or colleges using the Yamaha for
rehearsal purposes or for teaching?

I do not have much to contribute because I basically use my piano for Opera
and Lieder rehearsal only.  If there are any members that are interested in
the files that I have converted to ESQ for Opera or Lieder (specifically for
Soprano) then please email me privately.  I will be glad to upload these
midi files if there is any interest.


----- Original Message -----
From: Joe Arnold <ujarnold@...>
To: <disklavier@...>
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 1999 9:20 AM
Subject: [disklavier] Re: No Subject


> I AM GLAD TO HEAR THAT WHAT EVER YOUR PERCEIVED INTERESTS
> ARE ( YAWN ), THAT THE OTHER USERS WILL FIND THEM MORE INTERESTING
> THAN THE VOLUME DISCUSSION.
>
> IT SEEMS ME  THAT THE VOLUME OF E-MAILS ON THIS SUBJECT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
> FOR YOU AND OTHERS WANT TO PRETEND THAT IT IS A NON-ISSUE
> AMOUNTS  TO TELLING THOSE OF US W/ THE CONCERN TO BUZZ OFF.
>
> OBVIOUSLY YAMAHA HASN'T FIGURED OUT A GOOD SOLUTION AND IF YOU WERE
READING
> THE
> CORRESPONDENCE CAREFULLY, YOU WOULD REALIZE, THAT SOME INDIVIDUALS
> THAT HAVE OWNED DIFFERENT MODELS OR DIFFERENT GENERATIONS
> OF YAMAHA PIANO'S WITH DISKLAVIER  ELECTRONICS HAVE NOTICED
> EXCESSIVE DIFFERENCES IN THE VOLUME ASSOCIATED WITH THE ELECTRONICS.
> ON PERSON FOUND THAT THE CHANGE FROM A LARGE GRAND TO A SMALLER
> GRAND W/ NEWER ELECTRONICS CAME WITH SUBSTANTIALLY LOUDER VOLUME AT
>  LOWER LISTENING LEVELS !
>
> I RESENT THIS PUREST ATTITUDE THAT SEEMS TO EXIST AND ACCEPTS THIS WITH A
MY
> GOSH, THIS
> IS A GRAND PIANO, WHAT DO YOU EXPECT ATTITUDE. WHAT I EXPECT IS THAT THE
> ELECTRONICS OUGHT TO BE ABLE TO MAKE THE PIANO PLAY AS SOFTLY
> AS IF A PERSON WERE AT THE PIANO. !!!
>
> JOE
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Marie Jeffries <smram@...>
> To: <disklavier@...>
> Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 1999 8:07 AM
> Subject: [disklavier] No Subject
>
>
> > I'm brand new to both the DUG and this group, since I just bought my
> > piano/Disklavier two weeks ago.  Glad to find all these friendly people
> > out there.  Also glad to find volume discussions are BANNED from this
> > one!  [YAWN]  Re the guy from Yamaha, in one of the DUG messages that
> > he sent accidentally to someone, he didn't recommend the person buying
> > some extra memory or add-on because it was so enormously overpriced,
> > and he was honest enough to say that to the guy (and unknowingly to
> > everone).  I'm sure Yamaha's "DUG monitors" slapped him around for that
> > one.  But if he's honest, I definitely say "let him in".
> >
> > Also, re uploading - I have no collection of favorite disks laying on
> > my piano YET since I'm still trying to figure out what buttons do what,
> > but in time, my friends . . .
> >
> > Marie
> >
> >
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