Manufacturing in America isn’t easy. But Steinway & Sons, a 150-year-old company based in New York City, is a rare bright spot and example of how domestic producers can survive.

"I hope when a producer loads this piano sound, they’ll feel connected to the music that inspired it," Legend said.

Nothing adds organic character to a track like live piano, but recording one isn’t easy. We lift the piano lid and talk about ...

From the scent of spruce to the hush of the selection room, a visit to Steinway's factory uncovers the unwavering rhythm these instruments demand ...

A new piano bar has been proposed for a Leicestershire town in a building that currently houses a “mother of the bride” shop. Swan Corporate has asked Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council (HBBC) for ...

A recent study by researchers at the University of California San Diego found that dogs are capable of using soundboards to communicate with humans. Contrary to popular belief on social media, ...

Kawai digital pianos give you warmer, richer tones with authentic wooden keys that classical pianists love for that traditional piano feel. Yamaha pianos deliver brighter, more versatile sounds with ...

The fragrance invites wearers to engage with scent as a medium for memory, a quiet narrative composed in Richter’s unique voice. The fragrance centres on objects tied to Richter’s life and work: ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Nicholas McCarthy overcame rejection to make a professional career playing the surprisingly vast repertoire for left-hand piano. Credit... Supported by By Alex Marshall When ...

This low-key collection of no-fi piano improvisations is the latest step in the rapper-songwriter-producer’s new era as spiritually attuned vibesmith. It’s also more substantial than it may seem. Save ...

The tradition of burning a piano dates at least to World War II. The ceremony honored Rob Holland, a stunt pilot who crashed at Langley Air Force Base while practicing for an airshow. By Matt White ...