A (very) few piano resources:
Zorba's Online Shop - Lots of stuff of interest to piano lovers as well as
Belly Dancers, including "The Piano Book" by Larry Fine.
Grand Obsession - A wonderful, recently released book about the author's piano journey.
Another Hobart M. Cable - a 1925 version of the same model as mine. Can you see
the subtle differences? From
OldPianos.Com
The Modern Hobart M. Cable - Like so many others, the name Hobart M. Cable has been
acquired by an Asian piano company. Maybe they're junk, maybe they're just great, I
don't know. See the latest annual supplement to The Piano Book to find out!
UPDATE: Actually saw one of these in person - at my local Costco
of all places. Looked good, for what that's worth!
Steve's Piano Service - This is the site that helped me learn what the insides of
a piano do, and how to take apart and fix things. He also sells just about any kind
of piano part you can name. Highly recommended!
Astin-Weight Pianos - If I were to buy a new one, it most likely would be one of these!
Rubenstein Pianos - Or perhaps, it would be one of these...
Overs Pianos - Or maybe even one of these...
Beethoven Pianos - And I'd like to buy it from these folks...
Second Hand Pianos - Piano store in Seattle that "re-whatevers" mostly beautiful
old uprights. Can't vouch for them either way, but I like their style.
Piano Solutions - Piano store in Indiana that sells new and used instruments.
Can't vouch for them either way, but I keep hearing good things about them.
Free Grand Piano! - Just print it out on card stock, cut it out, and assemble!
Find a FREE piano in your area! - Cool idea - but remember Caveat Emptor
and bring along a good technician before you haul one home!
Note by Note - Excellent video documentary of the construction of a Steinway
grand. Now available on DVD!
Zorba's "Secret" Piano Page
