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There are many reasons why you might need to move a piano long-distance. Maybe you and your family are moving to a new home in a new state many miles away, or you want to transport your family piano to another family member that could use it.
Whatever your reason for moving your piano across the country, there are a few common misconceptions people tend to have about what it takes to successfully transport this type of instrument long-distance.
Our helpful team at Modern Piano wants to ensure you don’t make the mistakes we’ve seen many of our clients make in the past.

One of the most important steps in caring for your piano is ensuring that the temperature and humidity levels around it remain balanced. For your instrument to continue playing well and looking grand, it is crucial to protect it from the negative impacts of humidity. Humidity levels that are too high or too low or those that keep fluctuating, can cause a lot of damage to your piano.

Pianos are beautiful and complex instruments that produce an incredible range of sounds. But have you ever wondered what’s going on inside a piano when you play it? In this blog post, we’re going to explore the anatomy of a piano, from its keys to its hammers and everything in between.