The art of the piano built upon nine decades of experience and tradition.
To celebrate the release of their new piano syllabus and Series 18 publications, we’ve teamed up with the Australian Music Examinations Board to offer Australian pianists the chance to win one of two Kawai pianos.
Today, we’re very happy to announce the winners – Dillon Chan from Victoria for Level 1, who will take home a brand new ES110 portable piano, and Lorraine Chung from QLD for Level 2, who will soon take delivery of her brand new K-300J upright piano. Congratulations to Dillon and Lorraine, all the finalists, and to every student who entered. The standard of entry was extremely high – obviously! – and it’s been a privilege to be a part of your musical journey. Watch Lorraine’s winning entry below.
Koichi Kawai began the Kawai journey in 1927, but when he died suddenly in 1955, he was succeeded by 33-year-old …
by Kawai Australia’s resident concert pianist, Andrew Rumsey. From a purely mechanical standpoint, a perfectly tuned, voiced and regulated piano …
When considering the purchase of a piano, there are so many considerations to be made – price, length of investment, …
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