PianoPricePoint.com ~ Do You Know Your Piano Brands?

This month on Piano Price Point, we look at Piano Connections meaning what brands are associated with what companies. Historically, the Pierce Piano Atlas names 12,000 names of pianos. Twelve Thousand!! On Piano Price Point you’ll find approximately 60 brands which represents an estimated 95% of piano brands sold in North America. What has happened over the last 150 years? Click here to read the full story:
http://pianopricepoint.com/piano-connections/

 

Left out Kimball and Story and Clark.

 

If you are in the learning phase, buy a used one. German and Austrian brands are generally considered the best in the piano world because of their rich tone and good action. EssayHave.com reviews have many articles on this topic.

 

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I personally think Allpianos.com has done a great job of creating a resource of different piano brands:

https://www.allpianos.com/pearl-river

https://www.allpianos.com/bosendorfer

https://www.allpianos.com/kawai

https://www.allpianos.com/kawai

https://www.allpianos.com/schimmel

https://www.allpianos.com/petrof

https://www.allpianos.com/petrof

https://www.allpianos.com/samick

https://www.allpianos.com/steinway

https://www.allpianos.com/bechstein

https://www.allpianos.com/baldwin

https://www.allpianos.com/yamaha

https://www.allpianos.com/casio

https://www.allpianos.com/roland

https://www.allpianos.com/edelweiss

https://www.allpianos.com/weber

https://www.allpianos.com/weber

https://www.allpianos.com/essex

https://www.allpianos.com/boston

https://www.allpianos.com/bluthner


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