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I’ve always associated them with low strings (cellos and bass), but finally called a wolf a wolf with my second octave D on my Salzedo.
My first teaching experience was similar – taking on one student during a summer when my former teacher was away.
“and let me say that I’d kill to have tiny, fast-as-lightning fingers that many of the ladies have”
Until you had some manly-sized voicings with which to contend!
I think that it was my first student who explained why she didn’t tune the bass strings on her harp – she couldn’t hear them well.
I worked aboard both the QE2 and the Radisson (now the Regent) Seven Seas Navigator through a contract with Bramson Entertainment (http://www.bramson.com).
The Brahms quote about Lohengrin reminds me of one by Mark Twain: “Wagner’s music is better than it sounds.”
I suppose that since we’ve introduced nudity (albeit in art) in this thread, my story may not be too ribald.
