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Her grandfather inherited her eventual upright Ronisch piano back in the early years of the 20th century. It was much-used by him and my grandmother, and then by Chrisy while learning to play. Granna died, the piano was donated to the Wayside Chapel. Then one day a newspaper article said there had been a fire at the Chapel, and there was our beloved piano now just a burnt-out frame.Anonymous. I still play my grandmother’s piano which she was given in…

The sound is wonderful to listen to – I had a lady friend here for a visit and she played a couple of church hymns. She laughed and said, “I must be getting better – the songs sounded great!” Then, I told her it had just been tuned by an expert!! Thank you so much for coming! Best Regards, Liz

Had the pleasure of meeting Toni Tennille the other day. She is the singer songwriter who starred in the TV show from the seventies called the Captain and Tennille show. I was able to tune and repair her beautiful C6 Yamaha Grand Piano. Welcome to Florida!

Thank you for taking my call earlier today. Here’s the piano in discussion. Again, I’d just like a ball park on what I can sell it for. I appreciate your help with this. Call me with any questions: Older instrument. Good manufacturer.  Wissner Piano Co.  Went out of business (or changed focus) during WWII. Value estimated between $1200 – $2000. I understand there is no sentimental value.  

Hi Steve, An adult student who is a doctor reminded me of a key health fact. Strong viruses are circulating currently with children from schools coming to piano lessons. What disinfectant would you recommend for applying to the piano keys after each lesson? Wipes, gel? I am asking because I don’t know if certain chemicals repeatedly on the keys could damage them long term. One parent recommended clorox wipes, other antibacterial wipes. In actuality, this is something that should be…