PART 2 · LESSON 13 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
Why Pianos Go Out of Tune
On air with Marina: why does a piano go out of tune at all, the thing is, a piano has two hundred and thirty strings, roughly speaking, every string is a drawn bow, and in winter, the radiators, simply put, the wood dries, so what do we do, a bowl of water on the radiator, that is, not on the piano, our listeners are writing in.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
Live on the evening music programme, November, a studio on the ninth floor. Marina asks the questions and Sam explains; they say the polite you to each other, and on air they say we.
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