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I'm in New York and trying to find a piano to practice on. Any ideas?

29th November 2008

I thought mabye some music schools would let me, not not sure where they are.

Here's a clutch of piano studios:

Mostly Mozareuropean Piano Std
(718) 892-7973 782 Pelham Pkwy S
Bronx, NY

Terrace Windsor Piano Studio
(718) 431-0530 176 Seeley St
Brooklyn, NY

Grace Nikae Piano Studio
(212) 678-2008 808 W End Ave
New York, NY

Madeline Bruser Piano Studio
(212) 678-9215 801 W End Ave # 1c
New York, NY

Piano Plus <<== [not clear exactly what this is]
(212) 744-8680 135 E 83rd St
New York, NY

M H Cho Piano Studio
(718) 982-7205 127 Richmond Hill Rd
Staten Island, NY

And here's a *huge* list of schools, studios, venues etc:

http://www.thecityofnewyorkcity.com/school/index.html

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8 Responses to “I'm in New York and trying to find a piano to practice on. Any ideas?”

  1. sweetestlady74 Says:
    November 29th, 2008 at 11:18 pm

    there are lots of studios that would rent their piano and room. why dont u try buying a portable keyboard. try craigslist.org
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  2. sophieb Says:
    November 29th, 2008 at 11:31 pm

    I wouldn't think that any music schools would help you out. If you continue to have this kind of problem, traveling and need to practice, but that you have use of a pc, then I'm sure there are programs out there that you can do that practicing from your pc. Check the yahoo search engine for that program.
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  3. kenny613taylor Says:
    November 30th, 2008 at 12:15 am

    just keep walking. ul find a piano. I used 2 stop n the music shop 2 play when ever I was n the big city. If u know how 2 play the thing people will enjoy hearing ur music. If ur still playing mary had a little lamb u mioght consider something else.
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  4. Skepticalist Says:
    November 30th, 2008 at 12:38 am

    The New York Library for the Performing Arts may have a electronic piano available for rehearsal. Queries about services at The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts can be made by telephone at (212) 870-1605, and by e-mail at performingarts@nypl.org. The Library's staff is always available during your visit for clarification and assistance.
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    http://www.nypl.org/research/lpa/lpa.html

  5. CubCur Says:
    November 30th, 2008 at 1:17 am

    Here's a clutch of piano studios:

    Mostly Mozareuropean Piano Std
    (718) 892-7973 782 Pelham Pkwy S
    Bronx, NY

    Terrace Windsor Piano Studio
    (718) 431-0530 176 Seeley St
    Brooklyn, NY

    Grace Nikae Piano Studio
    (212) 678-2008 808 W End Ave
    New York, NY

    Madeline Bruser Piano Studio
    (212) 678-9215 801 W End Ave # 1c
    New York, NY

    Piano Plus <<== [not clear exactly what this is]
    (212) 744-8680 135 E 83rd St
    New York, NY

    M H Cho Piano Studio
    (718) 982-7205 127 Richmond Hill Rd
    Staten Island, NY

    And here's a *huge* list of schools, studios, venues etc:

    http://www.thecityofnewyorkcity.com/school/index.html
    References :

  6. cutmarc Says:
    November 30th, 2008 at 1:28 am

    Yes. Try the Y. It's a community centre with a community music department with free practice rooms and pianos. http://www.92y.org Talk to Misty in the 2nd floor music dept office.
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  7. musicmommy Says:
    November 30th, 2008 at 1:56 am

    If you're looking to practice for free, I'd try a local music store or a church, maybe even a nursing home. I'm sure that if you're wiling to get creative, you'll find some place that works for everyone. Good Luck!
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  8. lsclarinet31 Says:
    November 30th, 2008 at 2:26 am

    Rob a music store, its NY, who's gonna stop you
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