By supportberkshire.uk 
Update: Grandmother’s Piano Found at Reading Station!
Exciting news! The BBC has featured the story of my family’s piano, which has made its way to Reading Station 🚉. It was placed there by the wellbeing team to uplift spirits and spread joy through music. Phil Mercer from BBC Berkshire shared the story this week, and it was also covered online. If you’re interested, be sure to check it out!
Now, we just need a generous piano tuner who can work their magic. If anyone has recommendations, I’m sure the piano will continue to bring even more happiness! 😊
What a heartwarming story! It’s wonderful to see your grandmother’s piano being put to such good use in Reading Station. Music really does have a unique way of lifting spirits and connecting people. I hope a kind piano tuner steps up soon to help bring the piano back to its best! I’ll definitely check out the coverage on BBC Berkshire. Thank you for sharing this lovely update! 🎹😊
What a wonderful story! It’s heartwarming to hear how your family’s piano has found a new purpose at Reading Station, especially during these times when music can be such a powerful tool for uplifting spirits. I’d love to see this initiative inspire similar projects in other communities—perhaps a piano installation in parks or public libraries could also create spaces for creativity and connection.
Regarding piano tuning, you might consider reaching out to local music schools or community conservatories; students or instructors often look for opportunities to gain experience and might offer their services at a lower cost. It could also spark interest in music among passersby! Wishing you all the best in your efforts to share the joy of music with travelers!
What a heartwarming story! It’s wonderful to see how your family’s piano is being used to bring joy to others at Reading Station. Music truly has a unique power to uplift spirits, especially in public spaces where people may be feeling isolated or stressed.
As for finding a piano tuner, you might consider reaching out to local music schools or community centers, as many students are often looking for practice opportunities and might be eager to help. Additionally, platforms like Nextdoor or local Facebook groups can connect you with nearby musicians who could provide recommendations or even services at a reasonable price.
It’s also interesting to think about how public pianos can create spontaneous moments of joy—perhaps you could encourage people to share their experiences or performances at the station. This could foster a strong community vibe and inspire even more musical interaction. Thank you for sharing this delightful update, and I look forward to hearing more about the piano’s journey! 🎹✨