Hi, I'm Elizabeth, a technician here at Pianos Recycled. I have the privilege of working with pianos every day, from the moment they...

When I was very little my grandfather bought a piano from a neighbouring farmer as a gift for me. My Pop believed that the piano would...

Today’s topic is that of fine timber veneers and harnessing them for creating new piano futures. Appropriately, because the piano up...

This past week Pianos Recycled celebrated our 500th piano rescue . As milestones go, it arrived after 8.5 years of hard work! At an...

With school holidays finishing up this weekend it is reassuring that for at least one young lad in the foothills of Melbourne’s...

When a family piano either comes to the end of its working life as an instrument (often around 100+ years of age), OR does not fit in a...

The joy in learning a musical instrument and its various benefits in relaxation and self-expression are well known.   In the Covid-era of...

ANZAC Day 2024. As followers of Pianos Recycled on social media may have observed earlier this week, we celebrated our Eighth birthday. ...

Easter school holidays are coming to an end in Victoria and families will once again be settling into their routine of school days and...

World Piano Day typically occurs on March 29, but this being a Leap Year, today, March 28 is it! From the humble instrument of Italian,...

For the parent looking to acquire a cheaper, ‘beginner’s piano’ for a child the selection available is quite broad.  At Pianos Recycled...

On behalf of my partners Sandra and Peter, and the team here at Pianos Recycled, welcome to our new website and in particular this...