If you want a domestic piano, the market share is huge, and you have to buy a piano

I will come to this question of the landlord, China's national brand Pearl River Piano Global, sales, NO1, has been 16 years. It has a quarter share of the global market.

Actually, it's not expensive. If you go to the furniture store, there are brands of solid wood home furnishings, and there are tens of thousands of designs with aesthetic design, and the piano, a precision mechanical instrument with solid wood and real copper and steel, is only 10,000 pieces in China. And in the past 20 years, there has been almost no price increase, you know, the rice bowl has risen from three or five yuan to fifteen or twenty.

Most pianos sold in the market are not as expensive as the room size they occupy.

Introduce. Pianoforte (Italian: pianoforte) is a keyboard instrument in Western classics**, known as the "King of Musical Instruments".

It consists of 88 keys (52 white, 36 black) and a metal soundboard. The Italian Bartolomeo Christofori, (1655-1731), invented the piano in 1709.

The piano range ranges from A2 ( to C5 (4186Hz), which covers almost all the musical sounds in the ** system, and is the instrument with the widest range except for the pipe organ. The piano is commonly used for solo, ensemble, accompaniment, and other performances.

China is a large country with a population of 1.3 billion, and it has been a state of etiquette since ancient times, and it has paid attention to the education of its children since childhood, and ** is the second skill to learn after etiquette in the six arts. It can be seen that the status of ** in China's education. At this stage, in order to better educate their children and hope that they will have a skill in the future, they send them to learn various musical instruments from an early age.

The predecessor of the piano was the plucked clavichord, also known as the harpsichord. It is much the same as the internal principle of the piano, which is equipped with a soundboard and many taut strings inside the body. The difference is that the piano's hammer strikes the strings, and the plucked clavichord uses a plucked plectrum to pluck the strings.

The inventor of the piano was Bartoloo Cristofolli, an instrument maker of the Medici family in Florence, Italy. In 1709, he took the plucked clavichord as the prototype and made what is known as the clavichord with strong and weak pitches.

He used a mechanical device on the piano to strike the strings with a hammer, instead of the mechanical device of plucking the strings with animal feathers in the past, so that the sound of the piano is more expressive, the sound is richer, and the sound changes can be directly controlled by touching the keys with his fingers.