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Baby grands can work very well in a small house. I'm a pianist and I grew up playing a Chickering baby grand. It's a very good sounding piano; I think it sounds
by TimTheTinker 8y ago
Baby grands can work very well in a small house. I'm a pianist and I grew up playing a Chickering baby grand. It's a very good sounding piano; I think it sounds better than a lot of larger Steinways and Yamahas I've played. Cost was around $10k in the 1970's.
I grew up in a small house (1100 sqft, 2bd, 1ba), and I think it actually made the L-shaped living room feel bigger, even though it used almost 1/5 of the area.
- eigenvector 8y agoI like the 'conservatory size', a bit larger than a 'baby', but still much smaller than a typical concert piano - anywhere from 170 to 210 cm.
- TimTheTinker 8y agoIt very well may have been conservatory size. I've definitely run into baby grands that were much smaller.