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Yamaha's newest hybrid piano is a lower-cost, lower-maintenance alternative to the Yamaha U1 that blends acoustic and digital technologies.

When an institution is ready to purchase a large number of new pianos, one major decision is to be made.

Regulation and voicing require a combination of painstaking technical adjustments and artistic considerations.

For this review, I spent time with three models of Seiler grand piano from their 186 line: The SE186, ES186, and ED186.

While pianos are abnormally heavy, with thousands of moving parts, they are also fragile. So what are your options?

As long as pianos continue to be built, nontraditional materials will have a place in their construction.