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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.
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
Buying a piano can be a very difficult task, especially for newcomers who don’t have any previous experience with the process. I believe that getting hold of the right piano is essential for the evolution and growth of a musician. I know mine did when I was learning.
Many of us remember seeing them in old Western movies or classic cartoons: a piano that could play itself. Once using metal barrels or rolls of paper inscribed with songs for the instrument to "read," player pianos enjoyed tremendous popularity over a century ago. In the modern day, they have experienced something of a resurgence, … Continued
The piano is a big, amazing piece of functional furniture in your home. It can seem indestructible, but if not taken care of properly it can become out of tune and no longer work properly. Taking steps to care for the piano before problems rise will lead to piano music, perfectly in tune, flowing throughout … Continued
When people think of a great piano most will think of a Steinway piano. However, when purchasing your own great piano for your home; is Steinway the best option? Have you considered other high quality options such as Mason & Hamlin?Throughout my career I’ve seen and heard a wide variety of pianos, all with good … Continued
For three centuries, pianos have been a very important part of music and many peoples lives. From loving the art form to actually playing, they continue to be very integral in music, although the instrument has seen many changes, developments, and innovations over the last 300 years! And fortunately, the piano will only continue to … Continued
When I was a fairly new parent, my two toddlers were invited in to play a friend’s “brand new” antique grand piano. I was a nervous wreck but she calmed me by advising that they couldn’t hurt it as long as they hit the keys with only their fingers. That was nice for me to … Continued