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Piano tuning
is the art of making adjustments to the tensions in the strings of a piano
so that the instrument is in tune.
The meaning
of the term "in tune" in the context of piano tuning is not as
straightforward
as it might seem, as it does not refer to the assignment of particular
fixed set of pitches as it may with other instruments.
Fine piano
tuning isn't just mechanics. It requires an assessment of the interaction between notes, which is
different for every piano, thus in practice requiring slightly different
pitches from any theoretical standard.
Tuning is important
Pianos should be tuned every six
months regardless of seasonal changes. New and rebuilt pianos are the
exception. These should be tuned a minimum of four times the first year.
Tuning is
important for more reasons than good sound. Allowing a piano to go or
remain out of tune can result in the need for extensive, and expensive,
repairs.
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