If you are a parent looking for ways to enhance your child’s development and education, you can’t go wrong with music lessons. Whether your child is a music prodigy or not the benefits of music education
Read More »If you’re a music teacher, you may have noticed an unfortunate trend lately. The quality of some popular models of pianos commonly used in schools and other institutions has fallen backward due
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Read More »Humidity can do irreparable damage to a piano. Because a grand piano has more individual parts than a car, the majority of which are wood, along with felt and metal, monitoring the humidity inside a piano
Read More »Your piano undoubtedly is one of your prized possessions, and you want to ensure that it will make beautiful music for a long time to come. That will require attention and care on your part. You’ll need
Read More »In our post last month, “Hailun Pianos Rack Up Awards” we discussed the many awards Hailun has been receiving. Awards are wonderful and can be an indication of a good product, but we wanted to delve
Read More »If you watch any amount of television, you’ve probably seen car commercials from various manufacturers boasting about how many awards their cars have won from organizations like Motor Trends, J.D.
Read More »It’s possible to learn just about anything on the internet these days, and playing piano is no exception. In fact, there are so many how-to videos about piano playing online that it can sometimes
Read More »Few things are more grating on a musician’s ear than an instrument that hasn’t been properly maintained. If your piano has begun to sound harsh and unpleasant when once it was mellow and sublime, it
Read More »Note: This post may contain affiliate links, meaning when you click the links and make a purchase, we receive a commission. “Play it once, Sam, for old times’ sake.” This often-misquoted line from
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