The Piano Technicians Guild, Inc. is the largest non-profit
organization serving piano tuners, technicians, and craftsmen
throughout the world. Formed in 1957 by the merger of the American
Society of Piano Technicians and the National Association of Piano
Tuners, the Guild was organized to promote the highest possible
service and technical standards among piano tuners and technicians.
organization serving piano tuners, technicians, and craftsmen
throughout the world. Formed in 1957 by the merger of the American
Society of Piano Technicians and the National Association of Piano
Tuners, the Guild was organized to promote the highest possible
service and technical standards among piano tuners and technicians.
The Washington DC Chapter was the first chapter in the Piano
Technicians Guild (PTG) and has reached its 50th anniversary! We
have 78 members in our chapter and over half of our members are
Registered Piano Technicians. A Registered Piano Technician
(RPT) is a piano technician who has passed a series of rigorous
tests given by the PTG.
Technicians Guild (PTG) and has reached its 50th anniversary! We
have 78 members in our chapter and over half of our members are
Registered Piano Technicians. A Registered Piano Technician
(RPT) is a piano technician who has passed a series of rigorous
tests given by the PTG.
Chapter Board Members:
- President: Joyce Meekins
Vice President: Rich Amelang
Treasurer: Dave Lamoreaux
Corresponding Secretary: Ted Snyder
Recording Secretary: Bill Evinger
Director: Jeff Bishop
Director: Ashley Turner
Past President: Rick Butler
| If you would like to contact us regarding your interest in the Piano Technicians Guild, please feel free to email Ted Snyder at tedsnyder@townpiano.com or call him at 866-618-9698. The Piano Technicians Guild website can be found at www.ptg.org (You are currently visiting the DC Chapter of the Piano Technicians Guild) |
| NEXT CHAPTER MEETING MONDAY MAY 12 at Jordon Kitts Music, 9520 Baltimore Blvd, College Park, MD 5:00P RETIREMENT DISCUSSION GROUP 6:00P FOOD AND SOCIALIZING 7P MEETING and TECHNICAL Technical Discussion given by Dave Hughes, RPT on Strings and Things This technical will center around all the contact points that grand piano strings encounter along its length: tuning pins, agraffes, duplex mounds, bridge pins, etc. THE FOLLOWING CHAPTER MEETING: 6/1 picnic More details in member section |
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