Noteworthy

The latest news from Meyer Music and interesting stories from around the Kansas City band and orchestra scene.

Renting Vs. Buying Band And Orchestra Equipment

So the day has come when your child realizes that listening to music just isn’t enough; he or she wants to PLAY music. (more…)

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Alfred Piano Workshop

Presented by Nancy Bachus Date and Time Wednesday, August 20, 2014 9:00 am to 12:30 pm Registration at 8:30 am (more…)

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Ming JZ Handcrafted String Instruments Available At Meyer Music

We’re honored to add Ming JZ violins and violas from highly acclaimed Zhu Ming-Jiang to our stringed instrument selection. Ming JZ handcrafted string instruments are some of the highest-quality instruments available in the world today. (more…)

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Notes For Parents Of Beginning Piano Students

Have A Beginner? Digital Pianos May Work. For many years, piano teachers recommended that their students learn to play on an acoustic piano only, rather than an electronic/digital piano.  (more…)

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Interesting Information About Pianos

Frequent Questions We Answer About Pianos Buying a piano can be a daunting task, simply because there are now so many new models from which to choose; so, following are some facts that might be of help. (more…)

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The Many “C’s” Of Piano Lessons

Concentration, coordination, correctness, confidence, creativity, capability, competence: All are traits developed by piano students as they travel their musical journey to reach full potential and achieve many rewards as pianists, whatever their ages. (more…)

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The Midwest’s Leading Piano Dealer

Kansas City’s Piano Dealer For Nearly 50 Years! At Meyer Music, the belief is that there's a perfect piano for every aspiring pianist. That's why we hand-pick the brands that appeal to the unique and diverse needs of piano players in Kansas City and all across the Midwest. (more…)

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Is it Time to Consider a Step-Up Instrument?

“Participating in the band at my school is both an exciting and beneficial experience. I’m now a firm believer that ‘Making Music makes you Smarter,’ commented a local woodwind student. (more…)

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Some “Do’s & Don’ts” for Instrument Care

Taking good care of a band or orchestra instrument is important in maintaining the quality of sound that the student’s instrument will produce. Some experienced repair persons shared a few “Do’s & Don’ts” for young musicians to remember for instrument care. (more…)

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Which Shoulder Rest is Right for Me?

Beginning violin and viola players are required to purchase a shoulder rest when they rent an instrument for school; but since there are several options from which to select, students and parents often ask, “which one should I choose?” (more…)

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