| Types of Pianos |
| UPRIGHT / VERTICAL PIANO |
| GRAND PIANO |
| SQUARE GRAND / SQUARE PIANO |
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Spinet:
35" - 37" ( height )
Consolette:
38" - 39"
Console:
40" - 43"
Studio:
44" - 47"
Full Size / Professional:
48" - 60"
35" - 37" ( height )
Consolette:
38" - 39"
Console:
40" - 43"
Studio:
44" - 47"
Full Size / Professional:
48" - 60"
Petite Grand:
4' 5" - 4' 11" ( length )
Baby Grand:
5' 0 - 5' 6"
Living Room / Classic / Parlor / Medium
Grand: 5' 7" - 6' 4"
Professional / Semi-Concert Grand:
6' 5" - 7' 5"
Concert Grand:
7' 6" - 9' +
4' 5" - 4' 11" ( length )
Baby Grand:
5' 0 - 5' 6"
Living Room / Classic / Parlor / Medium
Grand: 5' 7" - 6' 4"
Professional / Semi-Concert Grand:
6' 5" - 7' 5"
Concert Grand:
7' 6" - 9' +
"Upright Grand" and "Cabinet Grand"
were terms used referring to very tall upright pianos, usually 52" or more
in height. These pianos often had string lengths, tone and technical
capabilities equal to, and indeed sometimes better than, petite baby grands
- and were named as such by manufacturers for marketing purposes.
But keep in mind: they technically are not grand pianos in any way.
were terms used referring to very tall upright pianos, usually 52" or more
in height. These pianos often had string lengths, tone and technical
capabilities equal to, and indeed sometimes better than, petite baby grands
- and were named as such by manufacturers for marketing purposes.
But keep in mind: they technically are not grand pianos in any way.
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