A new year, a new beginning, a new piano? But which one should you pick and how can you tell? There are plenty of videos from Andertons on our website showcasing how amazing some of these piano’s sound and feel. All of these are very important when it comes to picking out a piano and once upon a time these were the only things to consider, but these days the quality of sound from the likes of Roland, Casio and Yamaha are so incredibly high, we thought it would be best to see what else is on offer to support your learning!
One of the best ways to learn piano, or just improve, is by practicing, having fun and importantly using a piano teacher. But what happens if you don’t have access to a piano teacher, or, need that little bit of help in between lessons when rehearsing? What can the different piano manufacturers provide in terms of resources?
We’ve picked out some of the best features that can assist your playing and help you and your children learn some new musical skills. These all require the use of a smart phone, be that iOS or Android.
What are piano apps?
These can be apps that either sync to your piano, allowing you to gain extra features such as recording or interactive lessons, or additional controls for easily selecting sounds.
Casio
Casio have a long history of providing top quality instruments. Currently they have their Casio Music Academy, an online service that includes keyboard lessons from their partners at Gigajam, tv shows, and software to give you the best home learning experience possible. Once you have purchased your Casio keyboard, you can register it and gain access to this sweet set of virtual learning.
Our very own Jack checked out some of the Casio Music Academy in our video here!
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