Inside an upright piano diagram

1. What's inside an upright piano?
2. What are the parts in a piano?
3. What are the different parts of an upright piano called?

What's inside an upright piano?

This is comprised of the centre rail, 88 hammers and butt assemblies, 88 wippen assemblies, 65-70 dampers and hammer rail all of which further include the hammer shanks, butts, hammer felt, springs, damper leers, damper wires, spoons, jacks, backchecks, regulating buttons damper rods and damper springs.

What are the parts in a piano?

Anatomy of a Piano

• The Keyboard. The most obvious part of a piano is the keyboard. ...
• Housing/Case and Lid. This is the largest component of a piano. ...
• Hammers and Strings. These parts are the meat-and-potatoes of the instrument. ...
• Pedals. Pedals usually come in sets of two or three, depending on the style of piano.

What are the different parts of an upright piano called?

The main sections of parts in an upright piano are:

• The case.
• The Keys.
• The Action.
• The Strings.
• Soundboard.
• The Pedals and Pedal Assembly.