Piano Restoration

Pianos are bulky and heavy instruments and moving them around isn’t a task you should take upon yourself as you can risk damaging their various parts as well as injuring yourself in the process. Pianos possess many fragile components and when moving or transporting them, these instruments need to be handled delicately yet sturdily so that they remain intact. Piano movers know from experience how to manage and handle transporting pianos but as a piano owner, there are a few ways you can help them out as well.

When your piano is placed in your home, it’s easy to keep an eye on it and give it the proper attention and maintenance it requires to continue playing perfectly. Keeping it safe while in storage, however, can get a bit stressful. Whether you need to store it for a short while or a longer period of time, you need to make sure you are picking the right place for it where you know it will remain safe and cared for. Modern Piano Moving offers climate-controlled storage facilities across the country where you can store your instrument without any stress. Here are a few reasons why you should store your piano in climate-controlled storage facilities managed by professionals.

Although piano warmups can seem monotonous and unnecessary at times, they can be quite beneficial and essential regardless of how advanced a piano player you are. Warming up can help you improve your skills, build finger dexterity and strength, increase wrist flexibility, and exercise your brain.
Here is a list of some of our favorite piano warmups that can help you become a better pianist: