Sydney Piano Centre
Import in Parramatta

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We are arrogant to donate all styles of Grand Pianos and Acoustic Upright Pianos that are new, preowned, reconditioned and refurbished. We are the maximum healthy obvious piano place in Sydney which specialism in selling second hand Japanese pianos like Yamaha and Kasai. We are autonomous importer and total seller. Each one of the piano in our showroom are handpicked, and we only sell A graded pianos. Music is sufficient for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not sufficient for music.

The Piano has a long and interesting history that spans across many countries and cultures. From its unpretentious beginnings as a harpsichord to their majestic grand piano form, the piano is steeped in stories from all over the globe. The very fundamental principle of a piano that a tight string, when plucked, struck or bowed will bear a sound is traceable back to prehistoric times. A important amount of ancient civilizations attached strings over an array of hollow objects to increase the sound. The stretched wires were struck by wooden hammers, encased in a shallow box. The harpsichord is however still a far weep from the pianos of today. They had only one, unchangeable volume which greatly limited the range of expression that many other instruments had. Furthermore the strings were not struck like they are in unused pianos, but were plucked. This impeded it’s aptitude to have a resonating or even a sustained sound. Only allowing for it to have a bright, arpeggio sounding note. Despite these features appearing to be set backs, they were central to the piano’s development and eventual popularity as they pointed to key features that players were looking for in a string instrument. He was an expert harpsichord maker and held a prosperity of knowledge about stringed keyboard instruments. The piano that he invented represented the combination of all the definite aspects of the previous clavichord and harpsichord. With a piano, the player had the skill to vary its dynamics one of the major draw backs of harpsichords and clavichords. Cristofori’s version of the piano became popular when an article was release in 1711 praises its uncompromising skill to produce the sound that people had so longed for. Especially due to the industrial revolution, the production and quality of pianos has been improved greatly. How to find the superior piano teacher for your child.