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As I’ve mentioned before, all pianos are not created equal. Each piano – especially high end instruments – are traditionally hand crafted using a variety of top quality materials. In order to understand how to select the best grand piano, you will need to understand the function and importance of each and every part. One … Continued
Contrary to popular belief, all pianos are not created equal. The sound of a piano can change over time if it is not properly maintained. Some new piano buyers are aware of turning schedules and how to properly clean their new instrument, but there is much more to the construction of a piano that meets … Continued
The aim of purchasing a piano was to bring home some intellect stimulation and enjoyment. After all, a piano was not going to be any furniture piece needed to compliment my house décor. It had to play well and fulfill my aspirations as a pianist! And when I finally decided to bring home one, I … Continued
Purchasing a piano can be a life altering decision. It is one that can create years of stimulation and memories for you and your family. The piano that you choose to put into your home will give it an added touch of elegance and sophistication, but you will also want to be sure that you have one … Continued
In this ever-increasing do-it-yourself world, many piano owners think that they can save money by performing their own piano tuning. However, tuning a grand piano involves a very complicated procedure that should be performed by a professional in almost all cases. Here is an overview of the steps involved:
Piano owners should never move a piano on their own. Specific equipment is needed to move a piano properly, including a piano dolly, piano board and the proper straps. Pianos are extremely heavy and moving the piano roughly can result in damage to the equipment as well as the people doing the moving.
When properly cared for, the music from your grand piano is a delight to your ears. It doesn’t take long however, before it starts to sound “off”. How often should you have your grand piano tuned? The answer varies depending on the conditions your piano is exposed to, and your personal preferences.