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There’s a reason people say music is good for the brain—and piano, in particular, seems to check a lot of boxes when it comes to the mental and emotional benefits of learning an instrument. Whether you’re a parent thinking about piano lessons for your child or an adult wondering if it’s too late to learn, here’s what the science says.

If you’re new to piano ownership, one of the most common and important questions you might have is: How often should I tune my piano? While there are a few variables that affect the answer, the general rule of thumb is twice a year. But why is that? And what are the circumstances that might change this number? Let’s break it down!

If you’re buying a piano—or wondering whether to keep an older one—you’ve probably asked: “How long does a piano really last?” The short answer? A well-built acoustic piano typically lasts around 50 years. That includes both upright and grand pianos. But like any mechanical object, there’s an optimal performance window—and after that, things begin to change. Let’s break it down!