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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.

When it’s time to move a piano, it’s important to hire a company that is highly experienced in moving these instruments. General movers may be good at things like preserving the finish on furniture, but a piano is far more than a decorative object. It contains many moving parts inside, as well as strings and a specialized framework. Great care is needed to avoid damage during a move – here’s a guide to choosing the top piano movers in the country so that you can trust the delicate process.

If you’ve developed a recent interest in playing the piano or want to encourage your children to learn how to play this beautiful instrument, you may first want to learn a little about the different types on pianos there are and see which best suits your style and approach to playing.
Generally, there are three main types of pianos: Grand, Upright/Vertical and Digital. Among these types, there are several variations that have emerged over the years and caught interest of pianists worldwide. Here is a glimpse into some of the pianos available today: