Have you ever wondered how a piano got to be so loud? I didn't. But I do now! Well I guess you could say I KNOW now how. BUT, the mysteries of physics run deeper than our current popular science has revealed. So deep are the physics of the piano, that I cannot BEAR to throw one away!

From thence comes my philosophy: Whenever possible, save the piano. I always say "50% of life is maintenance."  Ask my wife. Things like doing the dishes. Saving pianos. Same thing really.

As a member of the PTG (Piano Technicians Guild), I will care for your piano conscientiously and skillfully. I am certified as an RPT (Registered Piano Technician) through the Guild, so you can rest assured that you will receive the best service. An RPT has passed a series of rigorous examinations on the maintenance, repair, and tuning of pianos.  Only RPTs are authorized by The Piano Technicians Guild to display the logo containing the words “Registered Piano Technician”.

Installing new bass strings.

After restoring a 1909 B. Shoninger Upright for New York City Theatre and Media, a performance space in the Bronx (You can find out more about it at http://nycititheatreandmedia.com/

I moved to Knoxville, TN, and began work on a 1916 Schumann Upright, which you can see here.

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