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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
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
The choices can baffle almost anyone when it comes to the proper placement of a piano in a room. Acoustics, hot and cold air vents, windows, and walls are just a few of the things to be taken into consideration when deciding on that perfect spot for vertical pianos.
I have been exceedingly lucky in that I have always had a piano in my life. When I started taking lessons, I played on my mother’s wonderful, polished black baby grand piano. When I became old enough to move out, one of the first purchases I made was a piano of my very own. It … Continued
If you are looking for piano lessons Atlanta here are a few things to keep in mind.
Music is a passion that is enjoyed and shared by many the world over. So many have made a living from performing it, or just simply take great joy in it as a hobby. I myself am a musician that has taken up many instruments, including piano. I can attest that music has helped enrich … Continued
It can be hard to know where to buy a piano from. Unless you are a piano technician, the nuances of purchasing a piano can be overwhelming- Do you want new or used? Grand, Upright, or Digital Piano? How often should you tune and by whom? Where should you keep your piano? If you are … Continued
In 1920’s one of the best known Victor Red Seal Record’s celebrities was John Phillip Sousa. Cooper Music Minstrals had been able to sell out several concerts to raise money selling Liberty Bonds during the "War to End All Wars", John Cooper was sure he could do it again, with Sousa’s Marine Band.