Displaying episodes 61 - 78 of 78 in total
Concert Tuning Tips To Create The Kinesthetic Snap w/ David Andersen And Eathan Janney
Concert tuning can easily go wrong by under or overdoing it. The reason? You have to keep in mind that what an artist hears won’t be the same as what the concert hall ...
Following Your Tech Passion w/ Eric Johnson
Today's guest is Eric Johnson. A man whose true calling is with pianos. He tried to leave the piano industry at one time, pursuing a degree in business and a different...
Always Strive For Better w/ Thomas Zoells And David Graham
In this week's episode, David Graham and Thomas Zoells of PianoForte in Chicago join us. David pays homage to the great Virgil Smith, a renowned piano tuner. The icon ...
Jurgen’s Insights On Cultures And Tools w/ Jurgen Goering
In today’s session, Jurgen Goering talks about his journey of becoming a German-trained piano maker. Ever wondered how to navigate having clients from different cultur...
Tips For Piano Industry Entrepreneurs w/ Timothy Barnes
In this session, Tim Barnes, a serial entrepreneur currently running two successful, well-loved piano companies, discusses his journey. Tune in and listen to Tim talk ...
Global Piano Thinking With Glenn w/ Glenn Treibitz
In today's episode, we host Glenn, a trained music educator, and award-winning musical theater composer, lyricist, and librettist. He shares his experience running Hol...
Perfecting Concert Piano Prep w/ Sally Phillips
In this information-packed session, Sally Phillips, a globally sought-after Steinway and concert prep expert, shares some of her most powerful secrets. She takes apart...
Caring For The Piano, But Also The Piano Technician w/ Steve Brady, RPT
Our guest for this episode, Steve Brady, finds that the CA glue used in many technical situations is a little invasive for our bodies. Have you noticed that about the ...
Piano Tone Is Completely Subjective w/ Chano Dominguez and David Andersen
So much in life is subjective. And you’d think with a “machine” like the piano, the way it should sound is set in stone. However, when analyzing a single piano’s sound...
The Value of Charging More w/ Carl Lieberman
The first price you tell to your new customers sets the tone and sets expectations for future pricing, as well as the quality of your work. Our guest in this episode, ...
Through The Eyes Of A Pianist w/ Alan Eder and Danny Holt
A competent pianist should understand the Tuning, Touch, and Tone circle. Knowing these basics can help them be intentional about the sounds they want to create.Our gu...
Your Mentors And Network Build You w/ David Andersen
In this session, David Andersen talks about the power of having people that inspire you to be unafraid, put in the hard work, and be resilient to failures. You want yo...
How A Piano Teacher Sees Pianos w/ Owen Lovell
Tune into this episode and hear Owen Lovell talk about his passion for the piano, the state of the piano industry, and his journey into becoming a writer and academic!...
The Piano And Tuner Are One w/ Dale Erwin and Arlan Harris (Part 2)
If you are someone who likes a power-packed lecture? This podcast episode with Dale Erwin and Arlan Harris is just for you. They talk about everything from using B72, ...
The Piano And Tuner Are One w/ Dale Erwin and Arlan Harris (Part 1)
Many of us feel pressure while we work, actively concentrating on what we are doing. It's not bad, but over time it can lead to frustration and puts a fence around our...
Building Trust In The Piano Industry w/ Rich Galassini
"We'll see a snap back in this industry."In this episode, Rich Galassini joins us at Piano Tech Radio Hour while we are stuck amidst a pandemic. We are still figuring ...
Piano Industry Innovations w/ Del Fandrich
Bulky pianos have been in this world for ages now. Everything else evolved; our furniture and other technologies became sleek, slender, and aesthetically better, but p...
Only Specialized Technicians Survive? w/ Ric Overton
It's not easy being an expert. Especially because your expertise makes it so only you can tell that you're right! Our guest, Ric Overton, has had many experiences wher...