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Dwight Hamilton Baldwin was the founder of Baldwin pianos. A violinist and a reed organ teacher, Baldwin introduced his first upright piano and opened his first music store in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1862. His musical instruments have won numerous awards and a few top honors. There are a large number of well-known people who used … Continued
Just as with any business, there is a history. Where it all started, how it started and how it became who they are today. Long before the first "Welcome to Cooper Music" ever chimed the ears of a piano buyer, the history of the Cooper Family began. For the next few months, I will share … Continued
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I have a standard sized piano and I play it periodically. I was not sure when the piano would need to be tuned, however. I have heard once a year and even once every two years. I decided to do some research to determine what the real answer was since it seemed to not be the … Continued
Vertical Pianos is a term often used in the piano industry, but most people know them as Upright Pianos. Obvious reasons abound for this, but the main reason it that the strings are vertical in this version of the popular and beautiful instrument known as the piano, short for painoforte, the original, Italian name.
Dwight Hamilton Baldwin, who was a reed organ and a talented violin teacher, started Baldwin Pianos. Baldwin opened a music store in 1862, which was located in Cincinnati, Ohio. He introduced his first upright piano in 1891. His pianos have won many awards including the Grand Prix Award in 1900, and several top honors in … Continued
When it comes to pianos, the owner of Cooper Piano in Atlanta has a belief that since buying a piano is an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, the process should be easy, careful and consumers should be educated. This is why consumers should be cautious when piano sales events arise, since it can be tempting to jump at what … Continued
In order for a piano to perform properly, it is paramount that it be tuned periodically, as even the most talented pianist would have a problem playing one that isn’t. This is the reason that piano tuners are rather important, as without these professionals who persistently provide perfect pitch, these instruments would produce unpleasant sounds that are sour instead of sweet! Unlike other … Continued