01:52
English Double Harpsichord restoration blog episode 15: 4' complete!
01:46
English Double Harpsichord restoration blog episode 12: Forward 8 & Nasale regulation
00:24
English Double Harpsichord restoration blog episode 7: 8 notes playable!
02:43
English Double Harpsichord restoration blog episode 6: regulating the register
00:33
English Double Harpsichord restoration blog episode 5: First sound!
00:30
English Double Harpsichord restoration blog episode 4, jack assembled
01:14
English Double Harpsichord restoration blog episode 3, introducing Jack
01:15
English Double Harpsichord restoration blog, episode 2: Why am I going to 3D print 252 new jacks?!
00:21
The Hickman action should be in every piano, but it was introduced in 1929. :(
01:47
The sound of the first piano (Replica of the 1722 Cristofori in Rome)
16:22
Yamaha C7 Mid-life Rehab, Part 4/Finale: Voicing
10:00
Yamaha C7 Rehab Part 3, Rebushing the Keys
09:18
Yamaha C7 Rehab Part 2 Key Level & Key Dip
05:14
Yamaha C7 Rehab Part1 Hammer Reshape
04:31
Tour of a tired Yamaha C7 Grand Piano
09:34
Bringing a 6' Zuckermann Harpsichord back to life
02:40
Zuckermann 6' Harpsichord Rehab Part 1
01:39
Introduction to HiLu Piano's first harpsichord job
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About
I repair, regulate, voice, and tune pianos, harpsichords, and clavichords in the greater Twin Cities metro and am available to work in and around Ludington, MI during the summer. If you haven't had anything more than tuning done to your keyboard instrument for 5+ years, it's going to need at least some hammer reshaping and action regulation. I typically only take one client per day so I can give your piano the care it needs to be the finest instrument possible. I can't make a spinet sound like a concert grand, but I can make it sound its best in its own right, and my promise to every client is that your piano or harpsichord will be a far better instrument when I leave.
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