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Columbus Ohio
Bill
Golden, Piano Tuner
Serving
Columbus and Central Ohio
614-394-2878
Introducing
the Piano Tuner
Bill Golden has been a piano
tuner for more than 29 years and has tuned
pianos in Columbus and Central Ohio since
1981. He is an associate member of the Piano
Technicians Guild, Columbus chapter, and was first schooled in the art of piano tuning
in 1979 by his piano tuner uncle, Nolen B. Golden.
Uncle Nolen was a lifelong musician, composer,
and piano tuner who lived in Dayton, Ohio.
Ron Golden
learned the trade from his Dad and
continues a piano tuning practice in the Dayton,
Ohio area.
Bill
comes from a large family of piano tuners, musicians,
composers, and singers from southwestern
Ohio. Many of his relatives
play such instruments as piano, organ, harmonica,
accordion, and guitar. Others excelled
as singers, both in groups and as soloists. Bill has a cousin who was
an opera performer in West Germany and South
Africa for quite awhile. His Uncle Nolen
led the World War II Army Chapeliers, a singing
group who performed throughout Europe and who
also sang at General Patton's funeral.
Bill tunes pianos "by
ear" instead of depending on a tuning device,
a tool which can mislead a piano tuner if not
properly interpreted or kept properly calibrated. While either
an "aural" or a "device" piano
tuning method can
produce a well-tuned piano, Bill believes that
tuning a piano "by ear" achieves the ideal
tuned sound for
your piano.
Bill has tuned pianos
for The Ohio State University and Ohio
Dominican University, both located in
Columbus, Ohio. He has also
tuned pianos for national US band,
Dashboard Confessional,
and the British band,
Keane.
If you are ready for a piano tune-up,
request your tuning
now. Or, learn more about the
benefits
of having your piano tuned and also Bill's piano tuning
process.
Contact Bill today to discuss your
piano's future!
Piano Tuner's Tuning Lever
"Your Piano Deserves the GOLDEN
Touch!"
Tuning pianos
throughout Columbus and Central Ohio
Bill's Thank You card
from a young customer in Clintonville
(click image for
full size)
"What do you get when you
drop a piano down a mine shaft?"
"A flat minor!"
Bill's Piano Tuning
award
from a young customer in Bexley
(click image for
full size)
Drawing done for Bill
by a young customer in Pickerington
(click image for
full size)
Easter stickers drawn
for Bill
by a young customer in Gahanna.
Bill Golden, Piano
Tuner
Piano Tuning Services
Columbus Ohio area
| 20090605 |
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