If you moving a vertical piano, nothing needs to be secured on the inside of the piano. The same goes for the internal parts of the grand piano. No matter how short or long or long the distance you move a piano, there are certain precautions one should take.

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Safety is the first consideration. A Piano is a heavy, unwieldy object. Even if the piano is short spinet instead of a tall upright, it is top-heavy and it could easily tip over. The casters (wheels) underneath may be rusty, clogged with a foreign object, or swung in the wrong direction, preventing the piano from rolling easily. 

Lifting one end of the piano should be done carefully, keeping in mind some of the basic rules which apply to lifting any heavy object. The protruding and sometimes delicate exterior parts-legs, pedals, and music desks should be protected against damage. A g rand piano requires more care to avoid putting stress on the piano legs when moving-it is best to have enough people to "surround" the piano and lift it slightly as it is moved.

Moving a piano from one building to another, across town, or long distance - The best advice is to have it done professionally. That is, by professionals who know how to move Pianos. WARNING!!! Unless the movers are specially trained and experienced in moving pianos, DON'T EXPECT THE Piano TO ARRIVE SAFELY. 

Take extra precautions to ensure its safety. Hire a professional Piano mover to handle your piano move in New York.