- Action, [17]
- Advantages of two-octave temperament, [171]
- Ancient instruments, [13]
- Back check, adjustment of, [49]
- Balance pin, [21]
- rail, [21]
- Bearing bar, [17]
- Beats, waves, and pulsations, [73], [150]
- Black lead, use of, [64]
- Block rail, [27], [51]
- Bottom or capstan, adjustment of, [48], [99]
- Bracket bolts, [25]
- Bridle, [28]
- Bridges, [16], [17]
- split, [173]
- Building of upright piano, [16]
- Butts, [28]
- and flanges, repairing of, [59]
- Capstan, [24], [48]
- Cause of beats [27], [150]
- Center-pins, [25]
- putting in new [52]
- Clicks at release of key, [51], [52]
- Compromises, the, [99], [100]
- Continuous mute, [89]
- Damper lever, [29]
- felt, softening, [54]
- Damper, of grand piano, [37]
- Dampers, [18], [29]
- Damping, defective, [54], [60], [61]
- Ditonic comma [144]
- Evolution of the piano, [12]
- Extension, [23]
- False waves, [160], [161]
- Fifths, beats of, [79]
- Final inspection, [172]
- Fischer System of temperament, diagram of, [82]
- Flanges, [25]
- repairing of, [59]
- Guide pins, [23]
- Hammer, butt, refelting, [51]
- Hitch-pins, [16], [17]
- Instrumental attachments, removal of, [118]
- Intervals flattened, [157]
- sharpened, [157]
- Ivories, regluing, [64]
- Jack, [26]
- Key, defects in, [47], [48]
- Lead, in keys, [22]
- Length, tension, and weight of strings, [75]
- Loud pedal, [19], [30]
- Main rail, [25]
- Mathematics of tempered scale, [126]
- Metal plates, [15]
- Mute, continuous, [89], [90]
- Mutes, setting in upright piano, [117]-[120]
- Octave, dividing into major thirds, [134]
- Octaves, relative vibration of, [78]
- Organ, reed, tuning and repairing the, [178]
- Over-tension, [114]
- Panel, removing of, [75]
- Parts of grand action, [38]
- of square action, [34]
- Pendulum to aid in judgment of a second of time, [104]
- Piano frame, [15]
- Pianos, special use of, [85], [86]
- Pitch, concert, [127]
- Pitch, left to tuner's judgment, [86], [87], [89]
- to determine most favorable, [85]
- Professional hints, [193]
- Questions asked by owners, [197]
- Ratio of intervals, [132]
- Reed organ. See Organ.
- Regulating button, [26], [51]
- Repairing small wooden parts, [63]
- Repetition of stroke, [18], [27]
- Searching for articles on sound board, [44]
- Seasons for tuning, [198]
- Soft pedal, [29], [36], [38]
- Sound board, [16]
- Splicing piano wire, [176]
- Spring rail, [29]
- Stringing of upright, [16], [17]
- Strings growing sharper, [88]
- Study and practice of tuning, [66]
- Sustaining pedal, [30]
- squeaking of, [55]
- Sympathetic rattle, [43]
- Syntonic comma, [132]
- Systems of temperament, various, [163]
- System A, [165]
- Tables of relative string length, [131], [136], [140], [143]
- Temperament, advantages of the two-octave, [171]
- Tension, equalization of, [111], [112]
- Terms to express tone qualities, [193]-[196]
- Testing by thirds and tenths, [170]
- Tests, chords, [94], [99], [103]
- Third, excessive sharpness of, [95], [103]
- Thirds, major, [135]
- Tones, harmonic, [120], [130]
- Touch, altering the, [48]
- Treble, extreme, sharper than perfect, [159]
- Tuning, instructions for first experiments in, [92]-[95]
- Vibration numbers, comparison of, [137], [146], [147], [148]
- Watchmaker's screwdriver, use of in piano repairing, [63]
- Wippen, [25]
- Wire splicing, [176]
- repairing of small, [63]
- Wooden parts, shrinking, rattling, [59]
Transcriber's Note
On page 197, 'tones' has been misspelt in the original text as 'tonse'.