Piano Technicians/Tuners

If you have a piano in the house, your family is most likely growing up with the love of music being instilled in them. That’s the magic a piano brings into our lives, and the holiday season is the perfect time to cultivate a special love of this instrument in the youngest members of your home.

You are probably aware of the valuable benefits of playing the piano in a child’s development. So, take advantage of the abundance of time in these holidays, as the season of joy fills our days, and make some memorable moments with your children.

Here are some ways to get started:

Beauty. Grandeur. A rich, enchanting sound that can fill up any room it’s placed in.

Grand pianos are designed with a variety of features that make them so prized among musicians—of course, with all those features, comes the need for an instrument big enough to house them all!

In today’s blog, we will be exploring the weight breakdowns for some of the most common kinds of grand pianos (as well as a few reasons why opting for a professional move might save you time, money, and sore muscles!). Take a look.

Everyone around the world would agree that listening to music is good for your soul. It can uplift your mood, it can motivate you to be more active, and it can also help you unwind and rest. But did you know that playing music is equally, if not more, beneficial to your health? People express their creativity and passion using various musical instruments, but one that stands out is the piano. Playing the piano has plenty of positive effects on your mind and body. Not sure how? Here’s a list of 5 ways that playing the piano is good for physical and mental health.