Description
by Ken Burton, RPT
This book is a delightful collection of stories, which first began as a long-running Dear Abby-type newspaper column Ken wrote by the same name. Ken answered many questions posed by readers, and their questions and his answers are reproduced here, with a few more thrown in for completeness. It is not only interesting, but also fun, reading, and should be either on your living room coffee table, or in the bathroom – wherever you do your reading.
Ken says: “I have been servicing pianos in people’s homes for many years. And during this time I have come to realize that most people are baffled by their pianos. They don’t know how they work, or why they change as they do, or how to look after them properly.
This book is an attempt to dispel some of the mystery which surrounds “The Wooden Brother” in the living room.
Here are the answers to some 100 questions about pianos. And, in the process, you can chuckle at the art of Ben Crane, Sundre, Alberta, Canada.”
Book (paperback, 203 pages)
