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88-key weighted keyboards give you the authentic feel, sensitivity, and sound of a real acoustic piano—but you can carry them under one arm. A good 88-key weighted keyboard has, you guessed it ...

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The flagship Kurzweil stage piano is the SP7 Grand. For just $2,000, it seems like a no-brainer, considering the 256 voices of polyphony, numerous effects, and 88 keys of hammer action.

(WYTV)- Why are there 88 keys on a piano? Why not 44, or 200? Let’s go back to the days before the piano, when composers wrote for the harpsichord, which has just 60 keys, and each key is its ...

A standard piano has 88 keys: 52 white and 36 black. But who decided this number would be the norm, and why? The king of instruments has played a significant role in music history. From concertos and ...

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It’s not exactly clear how ivory became the default, given that “piano manufacturers, by and large, loathed it,” as Miles Chapin wrote in his 1997 book 88 Keys: The Making of a Steinway Piano.