UPRIGHT vs. GRAND PIANO

UPRIGHT vs. GRAND PIANO - What are the differences? ..and why an upright piano could be the better option!

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[michelprimeau]

That was a very professional video, the content, the tone, the video shown with the explanation. It was not improvisation. Well prepared and well delivered.

[KaptenKrupp]

I think this is video has the biggest discrepancy between quality and views that I've seen on youtube. I would expect something like this to have views in the tens of thousands if not more. Very well made.

[mfurman]

Very good video. Thank you.

Michael

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[Mrthetruth]

A very well produced video packed with top information. Thank you. :)

[joshcatstream]

Good video, but I will say that my upright does actually have a sostenuto pedal. It's some Lowrey spinet/upright. Learning about my piano is kind of what brought me here, I'm looking for other options as I think I've outgrown this piano.

[HodGabriel]

Would you prefer a top *new* german high-end upright piano (let's say at least 122cm) over a middle of the road (maybe used, up to 50 years) grand piano? interesting to hear your opinion

[ThePolaroid]

Wow, awesome video and you're so gorgeous!

[Jellybellycat]

Right, but the comparison would be more helpful if you use an older used low quality upright like many of us are stuck with. Many of us have wonder if our practice that sounds awful is because we have a low quality piano. So witnessing a pro play a cheaper upright and comparing it to a used grand ($2-4k range) would be quite helpful. It seems these comparisons that I see on YT are between high quality upright and high quality grand. Just isn’t reality for many of us