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Concordia University Ann Arbor has partnered with Solich Piano & Music Company to establish a Yamaha piano loan program, annually retiring the aged used pianos at CUAA and refreshing the Music Department with brand new instruments. Last week, the first piano delivery was made and eight Yamaha pianos were given

Solich Music’s own Kyle Merritt was mentioned in the New York Times article that investigated how COVID-19 has impacted piano sales during 2020. The following is a short excerpt from the New York Times. Amateur pianists and students also drove unexpectedly robust sales in acoustic uprights. Kyle Merritt, the chief

My first NAMM Show was in 2005. I was a 20-year-old kid, who happened to be completely blind, and everybody thought I was just off my rocker saying I want to get into the piano business. I was a college student who had a computer business. People didn’t know that.

Solich Piano and Music Company has been named piano channel Midwest Dealer of the Year for the second consecutive year by Yamaha Corporation of America, the world’s largest musical instrument manufacturer. The award was announced to the Ohio-based dealership at the 2020 NAMM music products convention held recently in Anaheim,

Solich Piano is the fastest-growing piano company in the Midwest. Solich Piano was started about 15 years ago in Boardman, Ohio and we’ve grown to have three locations serving the Boardman-Youngstown area, Cleveland as well as Columbus markets.

Our Inaugural Newsletter is Packed with Updates For starters, a huge thank you to Music Inc. Magazine for this great story with Owner Thomas Solich. With the Yamaha Red Envelope promotion underway, Thomas has provided tremendous insight to “Create A Reason To Buy”. Happy reading!!” Click for Newsletter Newsletter Overview

“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

(July 1, 2019) Ohio University School of Music piano professor Dr. Christopher Fisher and his wife and fellow music educator, Katherine Fisher, have been named Yamaha Artists, a superior honor that provides professional services exclusively to performing artists, concert venues, performing arts organizations and educational institutions that represent a commitment

(June 30, 2019) “It’s sad that music has been cut from our public schools” is a sentiment that, unfortunately, is heard all too often these days. But I’m happy to report that the winds are changing. In my role as partnerships and alliances manager for Yamaha Corporation of America, I’ve