I am putting this out there for anybody who has any questions about piano tuning or pianos in general.
Please tell me what your question is and I will do my best to answer it. Bear in mind that it might take a little time for me to get back to you but if you are willing to be a little bit patient, I will get respond. If for some reason you don’t hear from me please just remind me that you tried to contact me.
You can ask me a question by simply posting a comment on this blog post. To do that you will have to get a user name and password from wordpress.com if you don’t have one already. But that only takes a minute as WordPress makes it all very easy to do.
Look forward to talking to you!
Thanks
3 responses so far ↓
Dan the Music Master // April 10, 2009 at 3:51 pm |
How generous of you to be answering questions about piano tuning. It’s am amazing topic that so many pianists are curious about.
Bill Beam // January 11, 2010 at 1:25 pm |
I am a job coach for a 19 year old in the autism spectrum. He is learning to tune pianos. His pitch is near perfect. He needs a wrench that is easier to use. Is there an option for a device that is more rachet based and thehfore easier to turn, perhaps? My number is 610 431 5769.
edlitenman // January 12, 2010 at 5:08 pm |
Sounds like you already tried a few things. There are numerous tuning hammers/wrenches that can be purchased by suppliers. What is more important is to hook up with a credible course or teacher.
I know quite a bit about autism. Piano Tuning and service can be a good field for him in certain situations though customer relations and running your own business requires a skill set that can be an extra challenge.
Learning or getting started from a credible source is imperative no matter what obstacles or disabilities your child has.
Feel free to ask further questions.