Maybe we were banging on the keys too hard one day, or got careless with the temperature in the room. Sometimes as pianists we get a little anxious because we think something has gone terribly wrong with the instrument. With all of the practice and performing that novice and even professional pianists do that’s understandable. I know it can be a little scary dealing with mechanical issues when it comes to the piano. Asking yourself those questions is a good start to assessing what went wrong. If I were you I would begin with the key slip and work up from there. Perhaps you notice that favorite repertoire pencil went missing? Maybe you left a few objects on the piano one day or leaned up against it. Was the air conditioning hotter than usual? Doing this allows you to assess what changed during that period of time. Once you figure out how your piano works and check a few things off, you can easily get to the bottom of things.įirst begin thinking about when your piano keys started sticking. I’ve had this happen to my pianos before and have wasted time too. Because of that it’s easy to waste a lot of time just trying to figure out what it may be. Interested in quality digital pianos for easy learning? You can find them by clicking here#ad Diagnosing A Sticky Piano KeyĪs you can see there are a number of reasons why a piano key might start sticking.

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