Piano tuning, in contrast to other instruments, for instance a guitar is significantly more complex to tune. Not only does it require making tiny adjustments in the piano strings to calibrate the intervals between their pitches, the interaction among the notes themselves also have to be tuned. Thus every piano may have slightly different pitches from each other, and still be called "in tune".
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