PIANO FAQ

The frequency with which a piano should be tuned depends on various factors, including the piano’s age, climate conditions, and how often it is played. …

Yes, moving a piano can cause it to go out of tune. The process of moving a piano involves changes in its position, orientation, and sometimes even the environment. …

First, you can test with a standard tuner, or download a tuning app on your smartphone. Try the center notes to see how far from standard tuning they are. …

A piano tuning usually takes between one and two hours. If the piano hasn’t been tuned for a long time or is significantly out of tune, it may take longer to bring it back to the desired pitch and stability. …

Yes, the standard pitch for most Western music, including pianos, is A440. This means that the A above middle C is tuned to vibrate at 440 Hz. …

Yes, a piano can be tuned after many years, and in many cases, it’s still possible to bring it back to a stable and tunable condition. …