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I don't know what he charges, but I'd call Phil Johnson in White River
Junction.  He is (or at least was) quite good and back when I worked with
him (admittedly over 20 years ago) he was quite reasonable/negotiable with
prices.   I haven't seen him in a looong time - we had him building and
adjusting the piano actions on all the Synclaviers we built at NewEngland
Digital.

 

From: Upper Valley Community Band
[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Shelby Moore
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2012 1:52 PM
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Subject: Piano Tuning and Lessons?

 

Hi Everyone,
I need to start taking piano lessons for piano competency tests at college.
My piano REALLY needs a good tuning and possibly a few wires/strings
replaced.
Do any of you know of a place that tunes pianos and fixes them up, but
doesn't charge an arm and a leg? I'll be paying for it myself and I don't
have much money right now....

Also, do you know of any piano teachers in the Lebanon area who charge
reasonably low rates?

Thank you,
Shelby Moore



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