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What Theodore Steinway would have known about Sound in 1867 #2161305 10/03/13 04:58 PM
Joined: Feb 2011 Posts: 4,331 Suffolk, England W Withindale OP 4000 Post Club Member
OP Withindale 4000 Post Club Member W Joined: Feb 2011 Posts: 4,331 Suffolk, England	Originally Posted by Alfred Dolge Theodore [Steinway] set to work to bring to life in his piano the discoveries of Helmholtz, Tyndall and others. Last night the BBC recounted how Sir James Tyndall had worked out why the sky is blue while walking in the Alps and listening to sound carrying across the valleys. In 1867 Tyndall delivered Sound: A Course of Eight Lectures at The Royal Institution in London. It's a fascinating document to download. Last edited by Withindale; 10/04/13 05:28 PM. Reason: Title Ian Russell Schiedmayer & Soehne, 1925 Model 14, 140cm Ibach, 1905 F-IV, 235cm

Re: What Theodore Steinway learnt about Sound in 1867 Withindale #2161486 10/04/13 12:06 AM
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Ed McMorrow, RPT 6000 Post Club Member E Joined: Dec 2012 Posts: 6,714 Seattle, WA USA	The Steinway's also had the examples set by Erard, Pape, and Chickering regarding the form, detail, and manufacturing techniques of a modern piano. In a seemingly infinite universe-infinite human creativity is-seemingly possible. According to NASA, 93% of the earth like planets possible in the known universe have yet to be formed. Contact: toneman1@me.com

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