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Thank you for your advice. I have still bought a baby grand because it is in our lounge and I really don't like the look of the uprights (I know you piano experts will sigh). However I have taken on board your answer about makes and bought a Bluthner (I know, way over original budget) but you get wh...

I am planning to buy a replacement baby grand for my daughter, 11 yrs old and Grade 1.

Does anyone have any relevant knowledge/experience with respect to the comparative merits of the Waldstein and Schumann baby grands?

Many thanks.

Hello My 11 year old daughter is learning to play the piano. We have a 1930 Weber baby grand piano. She is grade one level. She complains that when she has to play 'loud and fast' it is very hard on the piano as you have to press the keys so far down ( not like her teacher's piano). I do not play an...

Hello

I am considering buying a 1930 Weber baby grand piano. It plays well but there has been some woodworm damage at the bottom of the case.

The piano is cheap because of this, you cannot see the wood worm from the top so it doesn't bother me, should it?

Regards

Georgina

Hello

We have been considering purchasing a Weber 1930 baby grand piano. It sounds good to my ear, however is has had some woodworm at the bottom of the casing. This is old woodworm. This piano it very cheap because of this. Should I go ahead and buy it.

Regards

Georgina

Thank you for your advice, it makes sense. We will get a piano.

Hello Please could somebody give me advice on the best instrument for my 10 year old daughter to learn to play the piano on. She has just passed her prep test. A keyboard with touch sensitve keys which are also weighted seem like a good idea as she can have it in her bedroom. Her piano teacher says ...