How to Tune Pianos

The Hobby, Skill, and Career of Piano Tuning

By Mark Cerisano

Why Some Piano Tunings Stay Stable
...and Others Don't!

Free lessons explaining the science behind stable piano tunings.

Mark Cerisano, RPT, B.Sc.(Mech.Eng.), Dip.Ed.
Founder, HowToTunePianos.com and International Piano Technicians School

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When I started learning about piano tuning, the #1 thing that kept eluding me was how to get good stability.

Things people told me didn't work all the time and as an engineer, that just was not good enough.

So I deconstructed the things I was told, tested all of them, kept what worked, and modified things that didn't work 100% of the time, and figured out a few things on my own.

The result is my How to Get Superior Stability online course.

Listen to the crazy stability results Stuart Evans got when he learned this stuff and took his RPT exam:

Stuart Evans scored 100% on Stability, not just within <0.9 cents, the limit for 100%, but 0.0 cents on most and 0.2 cents are only a few, using the information you are about to learn that is not taught anywhere else like this.

Here are the concepts that you are about to learn about that all technicians need to know and that very few schools teach.

Topics covered in the Stability Email Course

☑︎ Hooke's Law - Understand why different strings behave differently.

☑︎ The Tension Band - This concept explains why strings drift, 100% of the time. It's not a theory, it's fact!

☑︎ Twisted and Bending of the Tuning Pin During Tuning and After - Just because someone doesn't understand this, does not mean it is not happening!

☑︎ What Happens to the String During Hard Blows

☑︎ How to Test Stability Without Using Damaging, and Unsafe Hard Blows

☑︎ What to Do When a Hammer Technique Does Not Work!

☑︎ ...and a lot more!

Fill out the form above and start receiving your first FREE Superior Stability lesson immediately!