In today’s digital world, where the market for musical instruments is more competitive than ever, it is crucial to differentiate your offering. Most often, we try to do this by adding more pictures of our piano or its recording. In doing so, we completely forget about its description, because who …
Do you dream of a Steinway & Sons piano, but don’t know how to start your search? Have you looked through the available offers and you’re wondering HOW to buy the best Steinway piano? This article will tell you what you should pay attention to when buying a Steinway piano. Based on the knowledge …
Selling a piano is a process that can be as complex as the instrument itself. Several factors affect the time it will take you to find the right buyer for your piano. Some of these such as brand or demand are beyond your control. But others you can influence, and …
Christmas is a time of joy, family warmth and…. presents! For many of us, choosing the perfect gift is a real challenge, especially when the recipient is a piano lover. Here are some suggestions that are sure to inspire you to create an unforgettable gift. Book with piano in the …
The 123 year old QRS Music is one of the oldest companies in the world of reproducing piano systems and content. It all started with the production of content in the form of Player Piano Rolls. Which, by the way, it still produces today! Of course, this is not the …
Tuning an upright piano is the process of giving each sound the appropriate frequency for it. In addition, the tuner’s task is to correctly select the pitch of the sounds. So that the chords played over the span of the entire keyboard sound consistent and harmonious. If your upright or grand …
Soft and hard tuning are terms mainly used to refer to the tuning of a piano. They depend on the strength of the string tension. In the case of soft tuning, the tuner pulls the strings weaker, making the instrument’s sounds more muffled and quiet. On the other hand, in …
Piano tempering is, in short, the procedure of tuning a piano in the right way. So as to ensure an even spacing of notes on the musical scale. It is the most practical solution, allowing the piano to be used universally and versatile in a variety of musical styles. Tempering …
Why do pianos go out of tune? The simple answer is the change in humidity from season to season. The piano, being primarily made of wood and felt. And especially the soundboard will swell with moisture in the more humid seasons and contract in the drier seasons. When these changes …
Self-playing piano with a factory system or… ? A system installed by a third party company that will transform your instrument into something extraordinary. There are young systems such as the Spirio from Steinway & Sons – 2015, but also those with more seniority such as the PianoDisc 1988 or …
