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“Every year, Pittsburgh Opera receives an annual loan of new Yamaha and Kawai pianos for our rehearsal, coaching, and performance needs. These pianos are provided at no charge to us. Having these pianos at the Pittsburgh Opera has provided quality experiences for our artist rehearsals for our upcoming performances at
(June 26, 2018) 30 Yamaha piano dealers from 29 different locations across the country were chosen to participate in the first ever Yamaha Institutional Solutions Group (ISG) “Piano Pros Institutional” training, held at the Yamaha Corporation of America headquarters in Buena Park, California. Yamaha ISG creates and implements specific marketing
(May 3, 2018) On the stage, show floor and lobby of Waetjen Auditorium, 80 new and used grands, verticals and digital pianos shine under the soft glow of the architectural lights. It’s the the first big institutional sales event in 2018, for Solich Piano — a Yamaha dealer with locations
(October 10, 2017) The university acquired the instruments to equip its professional quality recording studio and student-run record label, a state-of-the-art music technology lab, rehearsal rooms for a wide variety of ensembles, practice rooms, classrooms and performance spaces. The recent ribbon cutting ceremonies for the newly constructed Performing Arts Lab
(July 20, 2017) The benefits of music education in childhood have been proven time and time again. According to National Association of Music Merchants Foundation, children who study music achieve larger vocabularies and more advanced reading skills, higher standardized test scores, and higher attendance rates, among other things. Solich describes
(May 17, 2017) Interview with Kenny Crumpton at Fox 8 News at Solich Piano Cleveland store in Beachwood. Thomas Solich explains new features in pianos and the Yamaha Disklavier piano technology.
(May 5, 2017) Blind since birth, Thomas Solich often walks around piano showrooms checking out Yamaha Grands, baby grands and uprights. He’s a concert pianist with extensive knowledge of the latest acoustic and digital piano technology – and nothing seems to excite him more than sharing his expertise. In a
(January 10, 2011) When Thomas Solich sits at a Kawai piano and dances his fingers across its keys, prancing between octaves and tickling every sharp and flat, an almost tangible energy surrounds him. “This piano responds to me in the same way a Mercedes responds to you,” he said, letting
