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Topic: the return of pianistimo; the battle for middle earth rages on  (Read 23323 times)

Offline general disarray

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Re: the return of pianistimo; the battle for middle earth rages on
Reply #250 on: December 05, 2007, 10:06:18 PM
Mr Bernstein happened to deplore being called "Lenny" by people who did not actually know him personally, but which of us doesn't miss him?

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Alistair

My father knew him well.  He worked for him at Amberson Productions in NYC.  I met him, on many occasions as I was told, but have no memory of it since I was just a toddler.  But my parents always referred to him as "Lenny."  I don't think he would mind if I referred to him as "Lenny," do you? 




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Re: the return of pianistimo; the battle for middle earth rages on
Reply #251 on: December 06, 2007, 06:04:46 AM
My father knew him well.  He worked for him at Amberson Productions in NYC.  I met him, on many occasions as I was told, but have no memory of it since I was just a toddler.  But my parents always referred to him as "Lenny."  I don't think he would mind if I referred to him as "Lenny," do you?
As your father knew him well and worked with him, no, I don't suppose he would - but then I wasn't specifically suggesting that he would in your case, in any case...

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Re: Pianistimo has been gone for twenty-one days!!!
Reply #252 on: January 02, 2008, 09:46:55 AM
I personally think...

Maybe you could write a song about what you personally think?

That might be playing to your strengths...
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