This post is directed primarily at the 23 subscribers that I currently have signed up, but other readers may respond as well.

I am planning to produce professional video lessons in the very near future and I would like to choose subjects that my subscribers would found interesting and valuable.

The lessons may be hosted here, or they may be hosted on Udemy.com, a website that has thousands of users and video lessons. I haven’t decided yet.

The lessons will have a fee associated with them, but the price will be appropriate for the quality and quantity of the content.

Subjects suggested can be small and unique, like how to replace a string, or how to fix a stuck key, or more comprehensive, like how to regulate an upright piano, or how to tune equal temperament.

So, if you are interested in piano tuning and repair, and I assume you are or you wouldn’t be reading this, I urge you to make your suggestions now.

Please don’t hesitate because you think you would not buy a course like this. Even if you do not plan on purchasing an online course from me, your suggestions will help me greatly in deciding what subject courses to produce, if any at all.

This website was supposed to help generate some revenue by offering courses in piano tuning and repair for people to take, but at this point, the engagement of readers has been so poor that I do not know if I will continue it at all. (My heartfelt gratitude to those who do leave comments and ask questions.) If you think the content I am providing is at all valuable, then please let me know.

Click on the blog title above, if you do not see a spot below to leave a comment, and tell me what subject you think would be the most popular as an online piano tuning and repair course.

Stay Tuned,

Mark