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pianos,
electric pianos based on
electromechanical designs,
electronic pianos that
synthesize piano-like
tones using oscillators, and
digital pianos using...
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player pianos and
other instruments of the 1920s and
earlier became collectable. An enthusiast,
Frank Holland, who had
collected player pianos while working...
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pianos.
These specially designed pianos fall
under the art case
piano line or the
limited edition piano line.
Steinway began creating art case
pianos...
- only make of
piano in Steinway Hall alongside Steinway's own
pianos. With the
exception of a few baby
grand pianos,
nearly all
Knight pianos are modern...
- is also
known as the
piano manufactures Sängler & Söhne,
Schubert and
Wieler pianos. In 2018, the
company that
produced pianos was
declared bankrupt...
- Hamamatsu, ****uoka, ****an. It is best
known for its
grand pianos,
upright pianos,
digital pianos,
electronic keyboards and
electronic synthesizers. The company...
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manufacturing pianos, and his
models became standard school pianos across the
United States. In 1870 he
developed an iron
frame for
various pianos. The companies...
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distinguished Edelweiss from
other piano companies as well as
offering pianos that were
totally bespoke.
Edelweiss pianos are sold
through the
Cambridge headquarters...
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Dueling pianos (also
known simply as "sing-along") is a form of entertainment,
usually on
stage with two
grand pianos, each pla**** by a
professional player...
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perform and
record with
vintage electric pianos. In 2009,
Rhodes produced a new line of electro-mechanical
pianos,
known as the
Rhodes Mark 7,
followed by...
