For us fellow pianists this is quite traumatizing.

I'd like to see you try to lift the Knabe I've got to move.

I like your Dad's inventions. Listen bud, take it from a professional marketer, you need to mention the name of your company and link a website in the description. Free advertising!

Nice job! ❤

I was trying to figure out out to get my piano down a small flight of stairs when i found this, guess I'll try this method first

It sounds better than usla

How long did it take ?

Your dad's a genius.

Never NEVER let anyone move your piano this way.

I am disappointed. When you started winching, I expected the piano to start playing, just like a fair organ.

Either you are a giant or that is tiny piano, or else perhaps a celesta ??....

uh oh, how do I out it back together??

This dude lifts the piano like nothing, try lifting my 400Kg 1890s Bosendorfer like that :D

I had one about that size while in college. Moved into a second floor apartment. My friend who was a lineman (american football) and I picked it up and carried it upstairs. The people around the pool applauded when we got to the top. Someone yelled "you're nuts". Young and dumb.

neanderthal monster!

Can you provide us a list of the needed tools please :) Thanks

Just curious how long it took to disassemble?

I've seen someone use the first method, he's pretty strong :) the 2nd would probably be my choice even though it's tedious, the 3rd is hard to do in tight spaces. I remember about 20 years ago or so I was working at a piano store tuning pianos, and I saw someone in his mid / late 50s or so, possibly pushing 60+, without special tools (I've heard some do exist), tip a Steinway D on its side (or set it up, I forget which) all on his own, without anyone else helping.

Sad

Yeah...sorry but that's not how this works. Uprights and grands are totally different in their construction, and physics being the curious thing it is, removing some device or other is *not* going to get any upright to sound like a concert grand. That would only happen if the soundboard and strings were of the same length and dementions as those found in a concert grand, and the construction of the piano was such that this sort of sound was possible.

There is no way this is real! I've had 4 pianos and needed 4/5 people to move each time! Nice try though!!

As a piano, this is the most horrifying video i've ever seen 😱

Your Upright TIlter seems to have one more parallelogram than mine! (see the Castors & Safety page of my website).

I do hope that the "cradle" in the third method folds up in some way. It'd take up a ridiculous amount of space otherwise.

i was expecting the Synthesizer Yamaha😅

I think I figured it out.

I don't need to move a piano but that was entertaining thank you

I enjoyed the balancing-on-the-knee thing! Try doing any of that with the huge old Bluthner I put new castors on for a customer a few weeks ago; it was as much as I could do to get it to start tilting, on my upright piano tilter (and I'm 6'1"). Actually, putting it back upright was easier (strapped to the tilter of course).

How long did it take?

Way to complicated

Pretty small piano

This deserves so many more views/subscribers!

Haha

I got bored of this Polished Ebony finish on Uprights...🥱

My Soul is crying blood 😢

I want this Piano with the matching Gameboy 😂

When you dismantle something it implies you can assemble it again. With a sledge hammer in hand you totally destroyed it. Anyone can destroy something without having to watch a video about it.

Wish I was British to get one 😅 Greetings from Egypt ❤

Accents are hillarious!!! Very much enjoyed this...

On the dark Bentley I would voice the hammers with deep needling. Also in this video I think you could explore the bass tones of the pianos and the tenor break region more.

I would think, you knowing about the innards, you would have a clearer idea of what the dark Bentley needs. Letoff regulation or capstan height adjustment or what. They all sound pretty good. People in the US are lacking these nice glassy European sounding pianos generally.

Can i have one

aren't there 6?

Good for you…! What a great gesture.😊

Absolutely love that you’re doing this, beautiful. I don’t play piano, so of course I wouldn’t need one. But there are some aspiring musicians with heaps of natural talent, that simply can’t afford a piano teacher, let alone a piano. You could seriously change a less financially fortunate persons life by providing them with one. 💚

What a generous gesture...👏👏👏

Just received the email from my son’s piano teacher and I’m here. I don’t need the piano as already have a Clavinova but I want to say, “Wow Mark, a VERY generous offer!” I hope you find a good, worthy home for all 5 of your pianos. 💟☮️🕉️

I pee on carpet

Ive been learning on my own sir. I need it please.

Useless video