Thomas Chippendale’s style emerged at a time when England’s furniture craftsmanship was at its zenith in the Mid-to-Late 18th Century. In this article, we see his influence on the Steinway Chippendale grand piano.
Read MoreWe are honored to be able to reprint this wonderful article by Elizabeth Reed that appeared in the Boston Globe in January 2021, highlighting the timeless role of the piano in the home, especially during challenging times.
Read MoreIn New England climates especially, the dry season usually has a greater effect, so that over time pianos tend to go flatter and flatter each year, if they are not in a controlled environment or getting tuned regularly.
Read MoreWhy I Play the Piano by Jonathan Yourtee, Piano Consultant at M. Steinert & Sons. When I was four years old, growing up in Windham, NH, I wanted to play the violin! Sadly, after looking for a teacher, my parents could not find one that suited them. So, they suggested
Read MoreWhy I Play the Piano by Phil Schoonmaker, Piano Consultant at M. Steinert & Sons. Why I play the piano is mystery, miracle, memory, and motivation. My mother had a beautiful soprano voice and often sang solos for church services and other occasions. She also sang popular songs and played
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