Kids and Pianos

[Clyde Hollinger]

Terry,

Good questions.  I've suggested to clients that if the student has any
complaints about the piano, that it may be the piano is limiting the student and
it's time to upgrade to something better.  They seem to listen, but who knows if
it really sinks in.  For many people, replacing the piano is still at the low
end of budget priorities.  And those who know the piano is inadequate are
sometimes on a very limited income.

Regards, Clyde

Farrell wrote:

> I guess what I am asking is what makes a piano "beneath her playing skills"?
> How do we determine what her needs are? How do we explain to a client these
> concepts?