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Weird Coincidence for Piano Tuning
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ragtimebill
2006-12-28 18:07:16 UTC
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Just thought I would share something strange with the group that
happened to me on Tuesday. I was up in Missouri and went to Carthage
to tune a piano for a friend. It was an old 1902 Ellington upright,
good condition, and I was working away when I happened to notice a
penciled note left by another tuner years ago. This is nothing
strange, as many tuners signed their work with the date and pitch the
piano was tuned to. This one caught my attention, though, because the
tuner (from Joplin, MO) had serviced the piano on "12-26-06." That is,
EXACTLY one hundred years to the day that I was tuning the same piano!
Weird, huh?

-Bill Rowland
Broken Arrow OK
TimeTraveler
2006-12-30 17:27:45 UTC
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On Thursday 28 December 2006 10:07 a poster that claims to be ragtimebill
Post by ragtimebill
Just thought I would share something strange with the group that
happened to me on Tuesday. I was up in Missouri and went to Carthage
to tune a piano for a friend. It was an old 1902 Ellington upright,
good condition, and I was working away when I happened to notice a
penciled note left by another tuner years ago. This is nothing
strange, as many tuners signed their work with the date and pitch the
piano was tuned to. This one caught my attention, though, because the
tuner (from Joplin, MO) had serviced the piano on "12-26-06." That is,
EXACTLY one hundred years to the day that I was tuning the same piano!
Weird, huh?
-Bill Rowland
Broken Arrow OK
That IS weird. Excellent anecdote!

- Ru Drisi
Forks, WA
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the spiritual and the sensual life.
- Ludwig van Beethoven
f***@wildblue.net
2007-01-23 14:22:11 UTC
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Post by ragtimebill
Just thought I would share something strange with the group that
happened to me on Tuesday. I was up in Missouri and went to Carthage
to tune a piano for a friend. It was an old 1902 Ellington upright,
good condition, and I was working away when I happened to notice a
penciled note left by another tuner years ago. This is nothing
strange, as many tuners signed their work with the date and pitch the
piano was tuned to. This one caught my attention, though, because the
tuner (from Joplin, MO) had serviced the piano on "12-26-06." That is,
EXACTLY one hundred years to the day that I was tuning the same piano!
Weird, huh?
-Bill Rowland
Broken Arrow OK
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