History of Bushell Piano Movers & Moody Piano & Organ

Raymond Bushell took over the tradition that Elsworth L. Moody and his wife, Ethel, began in 1968 when they opened a piano and organ store and music studio in the Nobscott section of Framingham, Massachusetts. Their dream was to share their joy and love of music with the community through the selling of quality, affordable instruments and teaching people to play them. Moody Piano & Organ became well known in the greater Boston area, and the business continued to grow with the help of their four children: Jean, Scott, Glenn, and Roy.

In the late 1970s, Jean Moody-Bushell, who passed in 2014, and her husband, Raymond Bushell, expanded the Moody family business and began their other successful business – Bushell Piano Movers.  Jean received her education at the Berkeley College of Music in Boston.  Raymond’s (Rob’s) background is in education and sales. He has a bachelor of science from Framingham State University and two master’s degrees also from Framingham State University.  He took over the daily operations of the piano moving and sales in 1978 and continues to this day.

For the past fifty years, the Bushell family has made an unwavering commitment to providing quality piano products, services, and customer satisfaction.  Although we have grown and have expanded, we have maintained our strong family values, our dedication to the community, and our personalized service.  We have always been and will continue to be a family-owned and operated company.

We invite you to experience the personalized, responsive service that we give to all of our customers; you’ll immediately feel the difference that Paiz Piano Movers and Bushell Piano Storage & Sales can offer you.  Look at our website and give us a call.  We’ll happily answer all of your questions in a no hassle and no-pressure manner.  Our goal is to meet your needs while exceeding your expectations.