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Anyone shopping a high-end, new, or rebuilt American piano needs to experience the modern Mason & Hamlin.

Alternatively-sized keyboards are a revolutionary tool for helping musicians with small hands express their full musical potential.

The Pearl River P9 and Kayserburg GH160C represent Pearl River's second least expensive and second most expensive 5' 3" pianos.

Hailun’s model HU1P upright piano now offers a choice of ergonomic keyboard sizes at affordable prices.

With W. Hoffmann, the German piano maker C. Bechstein enters the mid-level market, which has been dominated by Asian manufacturers.

Many musicians will love the piano’s tone, which bears a strong resemblance to that of models in Schimmel’s flagship Konzert series.

SE-278's extraordinary tonal palette would be exquisite in chamber music and song recitals, and would make an excellent piano for recording.

The needs of professional pianists are what drive the makers of fine pianos to innovate and to create instruments with unique voices.

As this premium technology trickles down to mid-level models at affordable prices, more customers can take advantage of a unique option.

It’s not surprising that so many performers and teachers have found their voices through these remarkable instruments.

It’s refreshing to see that the spirit of innovation is still alive and well within the piano industry.

The Försters have their own voice - something I find especially pleasing in a concert world dominated by so few piano makers.

A primary focus for me is to find pianos that are suitable for students looking to upgrade from entry-level uprights.

As a pianist who performs both classical and jazz repertoire, I look for pianos with a wide tonal palette to meet the different demands.

Those looking for a handcrafted piano would be wise to give a Grotrian serious and deliberate consideration.

We asked guest reviewer Dr. Benjamin Boren to take a look at the three smaller Petrof models: Bora, Breeze, and Storm.

How have their tone, touch, and/or appearance changed? Can the changes be described as evolutionary or revolutionary?

With the new GX-BLAK series, Kawai has subtly upgraded one of the most popular series of mid-level grand pianos.

The sample I played was as beautiful to look at as it was to play. It would be an excellent choice for use in a full-length recital.

German piano maker Schimmel has recently revised the specifications, brands, and sizes of instruments they offer.