Hidden Treasures | James Grebe Piano Tuner
Many pianos in the area were, at one point, used as official instruments in the St. Louis Municipal Opera. This one was also dedicated in memory of Betty Clinton. One of the most shocking, and unbelievable, critters I have found in a piano. We hear about mice all the time, but how about birds? This was a first (and probably a last). The owner and I deduced it to be a chimney swift that had somehow made it into the backside of the piano, and was never able to get out. Three of my favorite things in regards to piano work : the music, learning how things work, and restoring old and neglected things to their former glory.” — Christine Piano Technician and Chamber Vocalist Christine grew up in Ellisville where she began playing piano at the age of seven years old. She developed her musicianship studying piano from several well-respected piano instructors in the Saint Louis area. Christine studied at the University of Missouri Kansas City where she earned a Bachelors...