The Dover Public Library is very pleased to present one of the most unique programs we’ve ever offered! After the donation of a new Steinway baby grand piano to the library, we pondered what to do with the old, battered piano which was slated for the dumpster.
The library had hosted several STEM-related “Take Apart” programs in the past, where kids worked with hand tools to disassemble small appliances and electronics, to see what made them tick. So, we thought, why not take apart a large musical instrument? We enlisted the help of our expert piano tuner, Peter Poole, who will lead the deconstruction of the old piano on Saturday, May 27 at 10am in the Lecture Hall.
Children
in grades 3 and up may register to be part of Mr. Poole’s “Take-Apart” crew. Space
is limited, so please register (children only, please) on the library’s website
http://library.dover.nh.gov or call the library at 603-516-6050. Peter
will teach the participants about the complex inner
workings of a piano as it’s slowly dissected. Adults
are welcome to attend as observers and don’t need to register. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to learn about the parts of a piano
first hand!
This one-of-a-kind program is free and will probably never be repeated!
For more information, call Denise LaFrance at the Reference Desk, 603-516-6082.
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