Piano Tuner

[sapphira-altair.livejournal.com]

Hi everyone.

I'm moving to Davis Square in a little over a week, and will need to have my baby grand piano tuned once it's set up. Experience tells me that the best way to find a reputable, trustworthy tuner is by word of mouth, so do any of you have recommendations?

I found narya's post from July 2007 asking for suggestions, but since most of the responses seemed to be to her other question, and it has been over a year since that post, I thought I'd ask for new recommendations (and see if any of the recommended people are still ones to consider).

Thanks!

Comments

[narya.livejournal.com]

We did end up going with Dana of www.pianosbydana.com and she was very good (and very patient with the fact that our piano was really horribly out of tune).

[sonofabish.livejournal.com]

Funny- I just cleaned out my contact book. Look up David Nadworney. I think he's out of Boston. We used him at the theater I used to work at, and he does really good work. No idea how much he charged- my boss handled the bills.

Second Nadworny

[ravingwanderer.livejournal.com]

I've used Nadworny for about 5 years. He's based near Tufts.
His email: david440 (at) comcast.net

[lbmango.livejournal.com]

I went with Operknockity last time. I don't know who I'll use next time.

(Badum ching) (and no I don't actually have a piano, just couldn't resist an old joke...)

[mamabunny72.livejournal.com]

I work for a chorus that rehearses at Old South Church; their piano tuner is Gary Ford: 617 536-0526.