The "modern" piano, the term I use for most pianos built after 1900, is considered by many to be the noblest of instruments. More music has been written for it than for any other instrument; it has a broader tonal and dynamic range by far than any other instrument; and a piano played well can indeed "sooth the savage beast." I have been around pianos my entire life, and have been tuning, repairing, rebuilding and refinishing them since about 1973.
Since piano technicians often encounter questions that are difficult to answer in the limited time span of a service call, I have written a number of articles in response to many of the questions you may have always wanted to ask about pianos, but didn't know who to ask or how to ask.
Since piano technicians often encounter questions that are difficult to answer in the limited time span of a service call, I have written a number of articles in response to many of the questions you may have always wanted to ask about pianos, but didn't know who to ask or how to ask.
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Don't know where to start? After many years in the piano business, there are many questions I hear and answer repeatedly. Chances are, your question has already been asked! Look through our Frequently Asked Questions below to find questions and answers regarding piano servicing and maintenance, piano buying and selling, even piano teaching and learning.
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Professional tuning in the home, school, church, or on the concert stage. I have extensive concert tuning experience in many concert venues including the Palace Theater (Manchester, NH), St. Anselms College Dana Center, Merrimack Reperatory Theater, Lowell Memorian Auditorium, and have tuned pianos to be played by artists such as Philippe Entremont, Ray Charles, Jim Brickman, Tedd Smith, Keith Green, Anthony Kearns, The Irish Tenors, the New Hampshire Philharmonic, Granite State Symphony, and others.
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