Soundgrazer Piano Tuning & Music Services Announces the Launch of Their New Website

PINCOURT, QC, CANADA, September 17, 2010 (Press-News.org) Soundgrazer Music Services, a Montreal, Quebec based Music Services company specializing in piano tuning, music recording and arranging and music lessons, has announced the launch of their new website. The site Soundgrazer.com will allow the company to reach a larger clientele than previously and will also serve as a "virtual business card" for potential clients to learn about their services as well as their musical background and training.

Soundgrazer is owned and operated by Andrew Cabana, a musician with a great deal of practical experience as well as professional training, including a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Integrative Music Studies from Concordia University and a Bachelor of Music in Sound Recording from McGill University. Cabana explained the need to take his business online, "We've been operating for years predominantly via word of mouth referrals and I finally decided it was time to take the business to the next level and reach a greater clientele." He continued, "In addition, I think it's going to be a great way to let our clients know that we are not just people who love music that are providing these services. We are in fact professionally trained in our field and our immense love for music is a plus."

Among the company's many musical services is piano tuning, and while the company provides this service, their tuner doesn't use a machine like many of today's piano tuning companies. Cabana explains why tuning by ear is preferable to using a tuning machine, "Machines cannot listen to the sounds a piano makes as accurately as can a human ear. Every piano is different as is every musician, and when a piano is tuned by ear, tonal differences can be accounted for as well as any preferences that the player may have. Subtleties of the instrument that will be ignored by a machine will be perceived by a trained human piano tuner."

The company also provides music recording, arranging and composition in a fully equipped digital music studio, as well as music lessons including guitar, bass, trumpet, flute, voice and piano. The company boasts an enjoyable learning atmosphere for, as Cabana puts it, "If it's not fun, why bother?"

Soundgrazer provides services to the entire island of Montreal and surrounding area, even servicing some towns across the Ontario border. Information about any of the company's music services can be found on their new website http://www.soundgrazer.com.