I decide not to bring attention to the pegs at the Icicle Creek Music Festival, and none of the musicians or audience ever noticed the absence of pegs. Because the instrument itself is not modified and the original pegs can always be reinstalled, I see no reason why anyone should not consider trying the new pegs. My solution has been to keep the ring key with my other keys and the peg key in my cello case at all times. If you are the sort of person that has a second bow and set of strings in your case you probably would never run into that problem. I hope that in the future John Krovoza will realize a creative way in which to keep the key secured to the instrument itself.
Musicians are increasingly concerned with occupational health and preventative medicine.
This simple invention has done more for my overall comfort in playing than any other product since the Wenger cello chair. Cellists identify with the hard-working, hunched over image of some of the great cellists of the past, but the Posture Peg is one more advancement towards a more ergonomic and natural approach to playing the cello of the future. ICS forum hosts have been asked to check your posts regularly. Any help you and members of your organization could provide would be greatly appreciated. Haha, it is very interesting that you are writing a screenplay about this subject, because this happens to be what is going on in my life right now.