Recognized and appreciated by his peers in the industry, Vincent is a proud member of the Piano Technicians Guild, through which he continually attends and delivers seminars on piano repair and restoration so as to remain completely up-to-date on all technical innovations. Over 30 years experience in piano restoration, concert tuning and performance, has established Vincent as the leader in his chosen profession. Rarely does one find this dedication to excellence. It is as close to perfection as possible or it is still a work in progress. A piano totally restored by Vincent has been elevated to its peek level of quality in appearance, functionality and musical tone. The reasoning is sound for buying a restored, vintage piano, the most important reason you should buy from Vincent Izzo's Piano Gallery is: Vincent guarantees his pianos for life,Ī true master of his craft, Vincent provides this guarantee without hesitation. Many of the pianos Vincent maintains are over 100 years old and still have their original ivory keys!ĭon't take our word for it, make an appointment to experience Vincent's pianos, compare them to the new ones being sold and draw your own conclusions. They were made with the best possible materials by highly skilled craftsmen with a penchant for quality (sound like someone we know) and have a tone and feel that will put a smile on any serious musician's face. What is your preference, a shiny piece of modern furniture, or a beautifully refinished and restored quality instrument overflowing with sound? A piano with a unique style, appearance, sound and feel that beckons you to play or a shiny piece of furniture that looks good under the vase and candelabras and sounds best when it is not being played? These newer pianos do not have the sound or the feel that a musician craves and expects from a quality instrument. It might appear to be alive but it lacks a soul. It is a facsimile of what was, a sculpture, imitating life. Cheaper parts and mass production techniques may keep the doors open and may produce what appears to be a beautiful instrument, but when compared to an aged quality instrument built by old world craftsmen with materials unavailable or too expensive to incorporate in today's products, the differences are "clear as a bell". Most often the quality of the piano gives first. Obviously, this goal must be achieved or companies shut their doors. Where pianos are concerned, this is just not so.Īs costs continue to rise in all categories of our economy, piano manufacturers, as manufacturers in all industries, seek to minimize costs and maximize (or even just maintain) profits. Always there will be those who believe that new is better.
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