Blauvelt Piano Tuning And Repair

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Blauvelt Piano Tuning And Repair: Do you have a piano in Blauvelt? Pianos need regular tuning and repair. Teachers, piano owners and musicians in Rockland County New York regularly call on Charles Flaum for premium service.

TIPS for Basic Piano finish care: How can I care for my piano finish?

The term "piano finish" has traditionally been used to describe the highest standards in wood finishing. Unlike any other type of musical instruments, pianos are also fine furniture that enhance your home's décor.

A piano finish, whether it is made of traditional lacquer or modern polyurethane or polyester resin, protects the wood from dirt and liquid spills, thereby reducing the damaging effects of humidity changes, and -- in the case of clear finishes -- enhances the beauty of the wood.

Modern finishes are designed work without any additional polishes or waxes. Therefore a piano finish is best maintained by keeping it clean, avoiding exposure to direct sunlight, extremes of humidity or temperature, and, of course, abrasion.

For residents of Blauvelt Piano Tuning And Repair done by Charles Flaum ...
... enjoys a stellar reputation. He will accurately appraise your piano’s value and advise you on its care. Add value to your investment and enhance your piano enjoyment by maintaining the condition of your instrument – manufacturers recommending tuning at least once or twice every year. Charles has worked with professional musicians, studio musicians and piano teachers for over 20 years and takes his time with your piano too. If you want to learn more about your piano just ask him!

Charles Flaum, while well known as a highly skilled piano tuner / piano technician, is currently recording a video series teaching about the intricacies of pianos.blauvelt piano tuning and repair A Registered Piano Technician with an active clientele since the 1980s, over the past twenty years Charles has worked as a Baldwin Concert & Artist Technician, tuned for festivals in New England and recording artists like Marian McPartland, and served as President of his local chapter of the Piano Technician’s Guild. After studying music at Berklee College of Music in the early 1980’s he completed his education by taking the two year course in Advanced Piano Technology from North Bennet Street School, where he earned the appellation of “craftsman”. Charles has a depth of knowledge that is compelling, a wry and sometimes uproarious wit, and many fascinating stories about the history of these complex instruments. One of his greatest strengths as a communicator is his understanding of piano players, piano teachers and piano owners.http://www.rocklandpianotuning.com.