gatherings, that would have to be the piano. It brings out the smiles and warmth like no other instrument. It’s an intimate relationship with the room that develops when the gentle tinkling of melodic tunes wafts through the air. Unlike any other instrument, the piano creates a wonderful ambiance and offers an inviting sing-along feeling that draws people in.
Nearly every popular genre of music includes a piano as one of its main instruments. Rock, disco, country, pop and of course classical music all embrace the piano. It seems to add just the right touch.
While the best option is always a new piano, the most practical option for many people is to find a piano for sale at a piano flea market. A piano flea market not only ensures you of acquiring one of the most beloved, endearing instruments, it allows you to do that on a budget. The selection of used pianos is always vast. The endearing benefits of owning that piano purchased at a piano flea market will be realized as soon as you bring it home.
At Cooper Piano, we truly understand the universal popularity of pianos and firmly believe in the soul-stirring effect music has on the human spirit. We’ve been understanding and believing for over 100 years.
Fourth generation owners, Blake and Jolie, know that a quality piano is a once in a lifetime purchase. They recognize the importance of imparting correct, helpful information, ensuring the customer discovers all he should know about pianos and 
purchasing one. It’s Blake’s and Jolie’s goal to educate the customer so that each piano purchase is completed in an easy, efficient process. It is their commitment that each customer is more than satisfied; each customer is happy with their piano purchase. Their proud credo is "Build a better world through music education."
Cooper Piano has always maintained a loving relationship with their customers. Customers appreciate the way Blake, Jolie and the entire staff treat them with respect and dignity. There’s never any high-pressure sales and there’s always help available for any questions or concerns that may arise.
Remembering the last house party you attended where somebody played a piano, would you say it added an element of camaraderie to the affair? Did others join in to sing along? Did you add your voice to the party? Was it one of the most memorable parties ever? Did it make you wish you had one?