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THE PERIOD PIANO COLLECTION

Performing - Studying - Exhibiting - Conserving

A 501(c)3 Non-Profit Corporation email contact

Bill Shull, RPT, M.Mus. Founder and President

610 Amigos Dr C, Redlands, CA 92373 909 796-4226 PERIOD PIANO CENTER SINCE 2006


	We seek to rediscover the art of the piano as the composer heard it on the instruments of the time; to collect and study the instruments themselves, conserving many for history, and performing on many, so we might rediscover history’s magic. We exhibit and curate instruments, tell the great stories of piano and society, and study the history of the piano, its technology and its builders.


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SUGGESTED FEES AND ARRANGEMENTS

Bill Shull has many presentations, which are 1.5 hours up to 2 days in length.

Click HERE for a list of presentations

The standard fees are suggested for presentations below.

Costs for out-of-area travel, lodging, and handout expenses are separate expenses.

The Early Steinway Piano standard 9-page handout has 5 color pages, and is much better in color, but can be printed in black and white.

The presentations are Powerpoint-based. An LCD projector is required.

Suggested fees for presentations:

1 to 1.5 hour presentation: $200

3 hour presentation (two consecutive sessions with a break) $300

All-day seminar (usually 5-6 hour presentation): $600

Two-day seminar (10-12 hour presentation): $1,200

Often arrangements can be made for one travel trip to include more than one presentation at different locations, which can result in shared expense (travel, lodging).

I also encourage chapters to schedule the all-day seminar with the Piano Technicians Guild. Advantages include posting on the PTG Page and logistical support when needed (such as the use of the PTG’s LCD projector). In addition, the Regional Vice-President for the region may be able to attend. This is a great opportunity for the chapter to promote PTG membership and product to members and non-members alike, and to increase community awareness of, and goodwill towards the Piano Technicians Guild.


	EXHIBIT: 19TH CENTURY PIANOS IN THE HOME