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I have put together some great gift ideas for the pianist in your life. Below are my top picks for instruments at various price ranges.

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galaxy projector

If you're like me and are always looking for ways to make your practice environment more engaging, this projector is a fantastic addition to your space. It’s one of those little touches that not only enhances the ambiance of the room but also adds a fun, interactive element to your music-making process. Give it a try, and watch your piano practice sessions transform into a galaxy-inspired performance. Smart Galaxy Projector

 

light-up keyboard

The Gemini Sound PianoProdigy 24-Key Light-Up Wireless MIDI Keyboard is a cool instrument because its light-up keys and accompanying app make learning songs fun and accessible for all skill levels. Its wireless MIDI capability and compact design add convenience and portability, perfect for creating music anywhere.

 

illuminating your piano

With this fully adjustable Micomlan desk lamp, you can clamp it to your desk, keyboard, or piano. It swivels, and bends to the shape and height that you want. You can turn on just the middle, sides, or both. Adjust the brightness and the color of light with a range of yellow, white, and blue light.

 

fun fingernails

Painting your nails with a fun, glow-in-the-dark polish that shines under black light adds a playful touch to your piano performances, especially in low-light settings. Opt for vibrant colors or creative patterns that illuminate when the lights dim, creating an eye-catching visual effect as your fingers glide across the keys. Just make sure to keep your nails at a comfortable length, so your playing remains smooth and precise while showing off your unique style.

 

creating your own sheet music

With the Legiliner, creating music sheets is as easy as rolling ink onto paper. Customize staff spacings, add decorative flourishes, and imbue your compositions with a touch of artistic flair. Whether you're jotting down melodies on the go or fine-tuning your opus at home, the Legiliner empowers you to unleash your creativity anytime, anywhere.

Perfect for pianists of all levels, the Legiliner makes a thoughtful gift that will inspire and delight. Elevate your musical journey and transform ordinary sheet music into extraordinary works of art with the Legiliner—your partner in crafting musical magic.



 

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Pianos & Keyboards

Finding a good instrument that fits into your budget is important. Here are a few instruments I recommend at different price points. All of the instruments listed have touch sensitivity (able to control dynamics by touch). I will note what type of weighted action the keys have if the info is available; semi-weighted, graded-weighted, fully-weighted.

Price range: $200-$400

  • 61 keys: Roland GO: Piano 4.5⭐️ keyboard

  • 61 keys: Yamaha EZ300 4.7⭐️ keyboard

  • 61 keys: Yamaha PSRE373 4.6⭐️ keyboard

  • 88 keys: Donner DDP-60 4.4⭐️ digital piano on a stand, includes triple pedal

  • 88 keys: KONIX 4.4⭐️ semi-weighted keyboard, includes stand

  • 88 keys: UMOMO UMO-713 4.7⭐️ fully-weighted, digital piano on triangular stand, includes triple pedal

Price range: $500-$700

  • 88 keys: Yamaha P125A 4.6⭐️ GHS graded weight keyboard & foot-switch pedal, stand & 3 pedal unit available

  • 88 keys: Yamaha P71 4.8⭐️ fully-weighted digital piano on a stand & foot-switch pedal

  • 88 keys: Casio Privia PX-S1100 4.8⭐️ smart scaled hammer action keyboard with stand, bench and

  • 88 keys: Roland FP-30X 4.3⭐️ ivory acoustic feel

  • 88 keys: Donner DDP-80 4.5⭐️ fully-weighted digital piano on stand, includes triple pedal

Price range $800-$1,000

  • 88 keys: Casio Privia PX-870 4.5⭐️ scaled hammer action digital piano on stand with bench and triple pedal

  • 88 key: Casio Privia PX-S1100 4.8⭐️ smart-scaled hammer action digital piano on stand with bench and triple pedal

  • 88 keys: Yamaha DGX670B 4.7⭐️ GHS graded action keyboard

  • 88 keys: Yamaha P125 4.7⭐️ fully-weighted digital piano on stand with bench

  • 88 keys: KORG LP-380U 5.0⭐️ fully-weighted digital piano on a stand and triple pedal

Price range $1,200 +

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Different types of pedal:

  1. foot-switch (I recommend upgrading to a better pedal)

  2. sustain pedal

  3. triple pedal (has all 3 found on acoustic pianos)

Different types of action:

  1. Semi-weighted keys are weighted heavier than most keyboards which have light synthesizer action.

  2. Fully-weighted keys are heavier keys like an acoustic piano.

  3. Casio’s “smart scaled” and Yamaha’s “GHS graded action” are similar. Each refers to the fact that the lower keys are a heavier weight than the higher keys. Yamaha’s GHS is lower end and GH or GH3 is an upgrade.