The Roland FP-30X 88 Key Digital Piano Black represents the top tier digital pianos from one of the recognized leaders in the musical instrument industry. The engineers at Roland have been designing digital pianos and keyboards for the music industry for more than 50 years. Their instruments can be found being used by a wide…
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The SDP-2 is designed with usability in mind, featuring an intuitive user interface that allows you to quickly access all of its functions with ease. It also has an LCD display that clearly displays all relevant information about your settings so you can make quick adjustments as needed during performances or recording sessions. During our…
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Upright pianos come in several sizes, which can vary between manufacturers, but the following are some common sizes for upright pianos: Spinet Piano: Height: 36 to 40 inches (91 to 102 cm) Width: 56 inches (142 cm) Depth: 20 inches (51 cm) Console Piano: Height: 40 to 43 inches (102 to 109 cm) Width: 58…
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With the right amount of care and love, your piano should last for years, if not decades. While pianos are certainly a delicate instrument, they are built to last, providing you give it routine maintenance and handle it correctly. One big issue many piano players face is moving their piano to a new home. All…
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Learning to play octaves takes your piano skills to a whole new level. The more octaves you play, the wider range of sounds you have for playing music. It is especially important for anyone that wants to play classical piano music. However, the number of keys on a piano varies depending on the size, meaning…
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Many people want to learn to play the piano but are putt off by how long it can take to master. In truth, even the highest level of professional pianist is still developing their skills, so you never truly stop learning to play the piano! Of course, it takes time to reach a certain level…
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Looking to learn to play the piano at home but aren’t sure where to get started? One of the great things about the piano is it’s possible to learn to play it no matter your age or experience. Whether you’re a student at school or an older adult, we can all learn to play the…
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There are fewer things more enjoyable than performing on an acoustic piano. The feel of the weighted key, the dynamic sounds of the strings – there is nothing quite comparable to playing on a quality acoustic piano. However, despite their unrivalled quality, acoustic pianos are not free from problems. Perhaps one of the most daunting…
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When it comes to buy a digital piano for the first time, many people are unsure where to start. With a seemingly endless selection of makes, models, and sizes to choose from, finding the best digital piano is often challenging for new players. One of the more common terms you are likely to find when…
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Sight reading is one of the least developed skills for students learning to play the piano. Many teachers and students feel that learning sight righting is simply too difficult, requiring a lot of time and effort to effectively grasp. It’s not just newer players thought, with even the more skilled and advanced pianists often struggling…
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