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Master Piano Casemaker to Work in Window of Steinway Hall, NY

03/27/2009

This is very cool. sorry no picture. I just read about this in today's NY times and they had a picture, but I couldn't find the picture on the web. Hopefully I'll get a chance to wander by in the next two weeks.

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03/31/2009 Regis

Please do post some pictures. I wish I could go to NY and see myself. Since watching "Note by Note" I have been really intrigued by Steinway pianos.

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