As your piano tuner Wilmington DE, I often hear from piano students about their lessons and progress. I think some of their reports will be useful to parents in these times. There are a number of...

As your Piano Tuner Wilmington DE , I am occasionally asked about  “Expanded Octave Tuning.”  This post is a continuation of the explanation which was begun in our last blog post. In...

As your Piano Tuner Wilmington DE , I am frequently asked why a piano needs a “pitch raise.” The following is an explanation in order to correct any confusion on the issue. A piano has...

Over the years, working as your piano tuner Wilmington DE, Kenneth Keith Piano Services, I have seen numerous pianos that have one or more piano hammers that strike twice when the key is played...

As your Piano Tuner Wilmington DE, Kenneth Keith Piano Services, I am frequently asked how a piano owner can tell if their piano needs tuning. The full answer is somewhat complicated. The short...

As your piano tuner Wilmington DE, I’m often asked why a piano needs tuning if it is seldom or never played. This is a continuation of the explanation from my previous blog post. Previously, it...

As your piano tuner Wilmington DE, I am often asked if it’s important to purchase a quality piano even if it’s for a beginning student.  Essentially, the question is whether a cheap...

As your Piano Tuner Wilmington DE, I prepare the pianos for many teachers in the area.  September is typically the time for piano lessons to resume.  While most piano teachers have their studio...

As your Wilmington DE Piano Tuner, I am often asked to explain the Steinway model designations.  The various letters actually do make sense, when you know the history of the designations. The common...

One of the most frequent questions I receive as your piano tuning Wilmington DE technician, is “Why are there no dampers on the very highest strings on a piano?” For background, the...