At a high-level competition like this one, it is of the utmost importance that all contestants have confidence in their harp's condition, because the tiniest mechanical malfunction can throw off a performance. For the small price of a square of chocolate, Jason helpfully fixed a overly-zealous sharp disc on my Apollo on the first day. Ever since, he has always been at hand, hanging out in his Bermuda shorts with a cup of coffee, ready to come to the aid of anybody in need.
19 October, 2009
Jason, harp technician
We would like to thank Jason Azem for all the work he's done toward maintaining the Lyon & Healy and Salvi harps here in top condition. Jason is a production manager at Lyon & Healy of Chicago. This is the first time he's served as a technician at the Israel Competition. We have been extremely lucky to have such a fine selection of instruments, as we have heard that this was not always the case in past competitions.
At a high-level competition like this one, it is of the utmost importance that all contestants have confidence in their harp's condition, because the tiniest mechanical malfunction can throw off a performance. For the small price of a square of chocolate, Jason helpfully fixed a overly-zealous sharp disc on my Apollo on the first day. Ever since, he has always been at hand, hanging out in his Bermuda shorts with a cup of coffee, ready to come to the aid of anybody in need.
On behalf of all the harps, thank you Jason!
At a high-level competition like this one, it is of the utmost importance that all contestants have confidence in their harp's condition, because the tiniest mechanical malfunction can throw off a performance. For the small price of a square of chocolate, Jason helpfully fixed a overly-zealous sharp disc on my Apollo on the first day. Ever since, he has always been at hand, hanging out in his Bermuda shorts with a cup of coffee, ready to come to the aid of anybody in need.
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