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Online Piano Store: Pianos, Accessories and Music Gifts

This online piano store is my own list of recommendations: digital pianos, keyboards, piano accessories, sheet music books and music gifts, each chosen by a concert pianist who teaches adults. Browse by need, budget or holiday, then buy on Amazon.

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I am Dr. Maria Pisarenko, D.M.A., a concert pianist and university piano professor, and every item here is something I would be glad to see in a student's home: a keyboard with a real touch, headphones for daily practice, a bench at the right height, a light to read by, a simple way to record yourself and send me your playing for free feedback, and gifts for the musicians in your life. Amazon sells and ships everything; I choose it.

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Which department are you shopping for?

Each page starts with the question a buyer asks and ends with a way into the lessons.

Why trust a concert pianist's store?

I recommend this gear because it is what my adult students need to work through my free 41-lesson course and, later, to use with my upcoming method books. I am a concert pianist and a university piano professor, and these are the kinds of tools I look at first when a student asks what to buy.

Where should a new pianist start?

My top picks: eight places to start, each described only by its own listing.

Illustration of a digital piano — Yamaha P71 88-Key Weighted Digital Piano
YamahaDigital piano

P71 88-Key Weighted Digital Piano

88 weighted-action keys, sustain pedal included. For an adult beginner I look at the keys before anything else.

I suggest it for an adult beginner who wants to buy once and keep it.

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Illustration of a digital piano — Roland FP-30X 88-Note Digital Piano
RolandDigital piano

FP-30X 88-Note Digital Piano

The listing says 88-note Roland digital piano with speakers. I would want to try the touch before committing to any digital piano.

I suggest it for an adult beginner who wants to buy once and keep it.

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Illustration of a digital piano — Yamaha P225 88-Key Weighted Digital Piano
YamahaDigital piano

P225 88-Key Weighted Digital Piano

In short, 88 weighted keys, portable Yamaha P-225. A good piano sound matters more to me than a long list of extra voices.

I suggest it for a returning player who wants a better touch to grow into for years.

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Illustration of headphones — Audio-Technica ATH-M40x Studio Monitor Headphones
Audio-TechnicaHeadphones

ATH-M40x Studio Monitor Headphones

Closed-back studio monitor. Practice is easier at any hour with good headphones.

I suggest it for late practice in an apartment or a shared home.

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Illustration of headphones — Sennheiser HD 280 Pro Closed-Back Headphones
SennheiserHeadphones

HD 280 Pro Closed-Back Headphones

I look for comfort over a long session and an honest sound. Here: closed-back studio headphones.

I suggest it for late practice in an apartment or a shared home.

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Illustration of a USB microphone — Audio-Technica AT2020USB-X Cardioid USB Microphone
Audio-TechnicaUSB microphone

AT2020USB-X Cardioid USB Microphone

In short, cardioid USB condenser. Pick something you will really use every week.

I suggest it for recording yourself on a computer to send me a clip for feedback.

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Illustration of a portable recorder — Zoom H4 Essential Handheld Recorder
ZoomPortable recorder

H4 Essential Handheld Recorder

The listing says H4 Essential Handheld Recorder. A good clip is all a teacher needs to give feedback.

I suggest it for recording a whole practice session or lesson without a computer.

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Illustration of a digital piano — Roland FP-10 Compact 88-Note Digital Piano
RolandDigital piano

FP-10 Compact 88-Note Digital Piano

Weighted keys are what teach a hand to shade soft and loud. Here: 88-note compact digital piano from Roland.

I suggest it for an adult beginner in a small apartment who still wants 88 keys.

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How much do you want to spend?

Shop by budget, described in words. Open any listing on Amazon to see today's price.

Small gifts

4 picks
Illustration of a music journal — My Practice Record, Piano Lesson Journal
Online Piano University pickMusic journal

My Practice Record, Piano Lesson Journal

Practice log for lessons. Small tools like this make daily practice easier.

I suggest it for an adult beginner building a daily practice habit.

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Illustration of a sheet music accessory — Music Book Clip, Piano Book Holder
Online Piano University pickSheet music accessory

Music Book Clip, Piano Book Holder

The listing says page-holder clip for open music books. It supports practice but does not replace it.

I suggest it for keeping a new method book open on the music rest.

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Illustration of a metronome — Sondery Rechargeable Digital Metronome
SonderyMetronome

Rechargeable Digital Metronome

In short, rechargeable digital metronome. I like tools that stay out of the way.

I suggest it for an adult beginner who wants a simple beat and no batteries to buy.

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Illustration of a small gift — oFloral Piano and Music Note Ceramic Coasters
oFloralSmall gift

Piano and Music Note Ceramic Coasters

Ceramic piano and music-note coasters. Read the listing for size and material.

I suggest it for a stocking stuffer for a student, a teacher or a whole studio.

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Mid-range

4 picks
Illustration of headphones — Audio-Technica ATH-M40x Studio Monitor Headphones
Audio-TechnicaHeadphones

ATH-M40x Studio Monitor Headphones

I look for comfort over a long session and an honest sound. Here: closed-back studio monitor.

I suggest it for late practice in an apartment or a shared home.

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Illustration of a metronome — Wittner 836 Taktell Piccolo Metronome
WittnerMetronome

836 Taktell Piccolo Metronome

In short, classic mechanical Wittner metronome. It supports practice but does not replace it.

I suggest it for a player who wants no screen at the piano, only a steady beat.

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Illustration of a throw blanket — Music Note Piano Throw Blanket
Online Piano University pickThrow blanket

Music Note Piano Throw Blanket

The listing says music note throw blanket. A light touch of music for a shelf or desk.

I suggest it for a gift for a parent or grandparent who loves music.

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Illustration of a piano keepsake — ROBOTIME Magic Piano 3D Wooden Puzzle
ROBOTIMEPiano keepsake

Magic Piano 3D Wooden Puzzle

Read the listing for size and material. Here: wooden piano model kit gift.

I suggest it for an adult who loves building things by hand.

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Splurge

4 picks
Illustration of a digital piano — Yamaha P225 88-Key Weighted Digital Piano
YamahaDigital piano

P225 88-Key Weighted Digital Piano

88 weighted keys, portable Yamaha P-225. For an adult beginner I look at the keys before anything else.

I suggest it for a returning player who wants a better touch to grow into for years.

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Illustration of headphones — Sennheiser HD 560S Open-Back Headphones
SennheiserHeadphones

HD 560S Open-Back Headphones

The listing says open-back reference headphones. Choose closed-back or open-back by where you practice.

I suggest it for practicing alone, when you want the most natural piano sound.

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Illustration of a recording box set — Glenn Gould Foundation The Complete Bach Collection
Glenn Gould FoundationRecording box set

The Complete Bach Collection

In short, collector's box set of Gould's Bach recordings. Comfort and faithful sound matter most.

I suggest it for a pianist building a library of great recorded playing.

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Illustration of a turntable — Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB Direct-Drive Turntable
Audio-TechnicaTurntable

AT-LP120XUSB Direct-Drive Turntable

Direct-drive turntable with USB output. Music belongs in the evening as well as the practice hour.

I suggest it for a music lover with a record collection, or one who is starting one.

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What do buyers ask about this online piano store?

Is this an online piano store?

Yes, a curated one: it is my store of recommendations. You browse here, and every purchase happens on Amazon, which sells, ships and handles returns. I choose each item as a concert pianist who teaches adults.

What should an adult beginner buy first?

An 88-key digital piano with weighted keys, a sustain pedal, an adjustable bench and a pair of closed-back headphones. Nothing else is needed to start.

Which piano accessories do I really need?

A piano-style sustain pedal, an adjustable bench, headphones and a light for the page. A metronome, a book clip and a dust cover come next.

Can I buy from outside the US?

The links go to Amazon.com, and Amazon ships many items internationally. Check delivery to your country on the listing before you order.

Are these affiliate links?

Yes. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases, at no extra cost to you. I do not print prices; open the listing on Amazon to check today's price.

Do you need to buy anything to begin?

No. The course is free, and so is feedback on your playing.

Where should you read next?

Would you rather learn than buy more gear?

The shop exists to support your learning. The learning itself can start free: all 41 lessons of my beginner course are published, and I give feedback on your playing at no charge. When you want a teacher, I take private students online.

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