And they saw that it was good. Paul and I spent several hours yesterday, Sunday, the longest, darkest day of the year, rearranging our store. We ended up moving and repositioning almost every piano in the place, as well as a couple of tables, and then refocused the track lighting. Now things are starting to sparkle!
I was particularly happy to have the 1901 Ludwig cabinet put back together for the first time since I had refinished it, to see the complete effect. It is a stunning piece of furniture. Soon it will also be a stunning instrument as well, ringing out with sounds it has held inside for many years. It will be difficult to part with it when it finally leaves the store.
So, in this space in the very near future there should be a photo of all of this work.
Imagine our joy when we successfully assembled the Disklavier, and it worked! We stood there and giggled as it played away virtuosically, even pedaling, as if a ghost was sitting in front of it. We were like little kids again!
One of the joys of our business is meeting new people, particularly those who share our enthusiasm for music and music-making. We look forward to the continuing adventure!
I was particularly happy to have the 1901 Ludwig cabinet put back together for the first time since I had refinished it, to see the complete effect. It is a stunning piece of furniture. Soon it will also be a stunning instrument as well, ringing out with sounds it has held inside for many years. It will be difficult to part with it when it finally leaves the store.
So, in this space in the very near future there should be a photo of all of this work.
Imagine our joy when we successfully assembled the Disklavier, and it worked! We stood there and giggled as it played away virtuosically, even pedaling, as if a ghost was sitting in front of it. We were like little kids again!
One of the joys of our business is meeting new people, particularly those who share our enthusiasm for music and music-making. We look forward to the continuing adventure!
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