“Every year, Pittsburgh Opera receives an annual loan of new Yamaha pianos for our rehearsal, coaching, and performance needs. These pianos are provided at no charge to us.  We use these pianos for artist rehearsals, our upcoming performances and our many free community events. To support this loan program, these

Craig Knudsen will be performing “Clavinova Creativity” concerts via two Facebook Live Events schedule for April 8 and 9, 2021.

To better serve the Columbus area and surrounding region, we have moved our piano showroom to Polaris. Come visit and browse through over 5000 square feet of pianos.

Thomas Solich talks about year-end clearance, piano selection, special financing, and extended financing as well as in-store safety procedures

In the article from Trib Live our owner, Thomas Solich, shares about his passion for piano and how it relates to the Pittsburgh Opera. Article Excerpt: Thomas Solich learned to play the piano by reading Braille, a system of raised dots that can be read with the fingers by people

Solich Piano is grateful and humbled to be a part of the Pittsburgh Opera 2020 to support upcoming performances and free community events. “Every year, Pittsburgh Opera receives an annual loan of new Yamaha pianos for our rehearsal, coaching, and performance needs. These pianos are provided at no charge to

In the article from Northeast Ohio Parent magazine, our COO, Kyle Merritt, provides some perspective on the value of music in the home. During the COVID-19 pandemic — a time of hardship and uncertainty — music has become a universal language for families across the country, showing the importance of

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