Pianophilia

Wunderbar! Thanks Fred!
M.

Mouchette wrote:Wunderbar! Thanks Fred!
M.

You have 8 hands???

Regards
Puzzled

fredbucket wrote:

Mouchette wrote:Wunderbar! Thanks Fred!
M.

You have 8 hands???

Regards
Puzzled

If necessary.

Another puzzle - 'More than 2 hands (but not 4) on any number of pianos'.
Does this mean 3, 5, 6, 7, 8,... hands on 0, 1, 2, 3, 4,... pianos? It seems
to me that there infinitely many logically impossible combinations produced,
if the number of hands is less than the number of pianos. The possibility of
fractional, negative, or, God forbid, imaginary numbers of pianos has also
not been ruled out, worryingly.

Timtin wrote:Another puzzle - 'More than 2 hands (but not 4) on any number of pianos'.

The most common multiplayer combinations are 1P4H (duet) (viewtopic.php?f=11&t=83) and 2P4H (viewtopic.php?f=11&t=84). This thread captures all other combinations.

Regards
Fred

Timtin wrote:Another puzzle - 'More than 2 hands (but not 4) on any number of pianos'.
Does this mean 3, 5, 6, 7, 8,... hands on 0, 1, 2, 3, 4,... pianos? It seems
to me that there infinitely many logically impossible combinations produced,
if the number of hands is less than the number of pianos. The possibility of
fractional, negative, or, God forbid, imaginary numbers of pianos has also
not been ruled out, worryingly.

In fact, I myself prefer 1 - exp(πi) pianos...
paolor

I'm more of a 2 + exp(πi) piano man!

Timtin wrote:I'm more of a 2 + exp(πi) piano man!

$2 + exp(πi + 2πk), k\in mathbb{Z}$
There's a whole new world out there when k>0

It's real fun to play these pieces - one doesn't need to be inséparable, but certainly one shouldn't be intouchable...
Br, paolor

paolor wrote:It's real fun to play these pieces - one doesn't need to be inséparable, but certainly one shouldn't be intouchable...
Br, paolor

Excellent, dear Paolor, thanks a lot!
(But don't forget that vol. 1 and vol. 2 ARE inseparable... )

M.