Tuning
Over time, the strings on your piano lose their tension. The sound becomes blurred and unpleasant...
It's time to make an appointment with your piano tuner, to restore your piano's harmonious sound.
Allow around 1h30.
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I tune entirely by ear, ensuring a level of precision and musicality that electronic tuners cannot replicate. Trust your piano’s sound to expert hands so it resonates once again with clarity and harmony."
Rates
Tuning: €100
It’s a fixed rate, the same for everyone, whether you have an upright or grand piano, regardless of how long it takes me.
Pitch raise + Tuning: €150
It's also a package deal, comprising two separate tunings. This is mandatory if the piano is really too low (after several years without tuning, for example).
FAQs about tuning
Like all stringed instruments, the piano gradually goes out of tune. There are many reasons for this: string tension, repeated hammering, temperature changes... Tuning restores a clear, pleasant sound by adjusting each string to the ideal pitch.
Why does a piano need tuning?
Usually once a year, even if it doesn't seem very bad. Regular care, like scaling at the dentist's, ensures the instrument's good health.
When should I tune my piano?
I adjust the tension of each string, turning each peg with a tuning key.
I tune your piano by ear, for consistency and musicality that electronic tuners can't reproduce.
How do you tune the piano?
If your piano has not been tuned in a long time, one single tuning may not be enough to ensure its stability. In this case, I first need to put each string on tension to the correct pitch or higher, and then carry out the usual tuning.
For rates, see
“Pitch raise + Tuning”.
What if my piano is very out of tune?
If strings are missing, refer to the Repairs section, where string replacement services are available to restore your piano.
What if some strings are missing?
If some keys are unresponsive, the problem will need to be fixed before the piano can be tuned.
Visit our Repairs page to find solutions to your piano's mechanical problems.
What if some keys don’t work?