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Téléphone :	+44 131 556 3005
Site :	www.key-player.co.uk
Adresse :	14 Elm Row, Édimbourg, Edinburgh, EH7 4AA New Town
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches	50 mElm Row 100 mLeopold Place 140 mLeith Walk
Catégories :	Instruments et professeurs de musique

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Marj C.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Glasgow, United Kingdom

I want an organ. If I owned one, I would whip it out at family Christmas parties, and wheel myself down the street behind someone whilst supplying an ominous soundtrack to their life.
Sadly, none of that is going to happen. I can’t afford an organ, nor do I think it’s a good idea to stalk and bully someone with a musical instrument. However, I maintain that the organ is a beautiful, underused instrument and for those reasons did I find myself in this specialised music store.
Organs are synonymous with churches and old fashioned gatherings, but if this imagery springs to mind then leave it at the door! The Edinburgh Organ Studio are a very forward moving business, selling digital pianos and state of the art equipment. They have been in the business for over 40 years and host a large range of up to date musical technology, from fantastic digital pianos to home entertainment organs complete with USB ports.
A lot of their products are state of the art, meaning these options are pricier. However I would recommend their organs and pianos to those wishing to get some heavy duty entertainment use out of them. They have classical organs, but the new ones are designed to replicate the sound of the classics like the Roland brand. Moreover, this shop is home to household names such as Yamaha and Hammond, signifying the long established reputation of this store.
The staff are friendly, and even though I don’t have much of a knowledge of musical instruments such as these the staff were more than happy to let me tinker with equipment and browse at a leisurely pace. Great for specifics and additional equipment that you may need, I would recommend the Organ Studio to serious musicians.

Eleanor M.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Glasgow, United Kingdom

I’m not an organ player but I have a very musical family and my Grandpa plays the organ for his local church. Most of my family play the piano and I used to play when I was younger but like most other childhood hobbies, no longer have the time or got bored of it.
When I have my own home, I really want my own Baby Grand Piano, preferably in white, and so always pop into organ/piano stores for a shufti. They are such beautiful instruments and I fell in love with a gorgeous black, shiny Yamaha in the window. The price? £9,099.96… that’s a lot of 9’s, a lot more than I was expecting but I can still look, eh?
In addition to their beautiful instruments, I also fell in love with the pencil they have in the shape of Treble Clefs. So much so, that I left with 2 priced at £1.50 each… bargain!

Rev'd Dr Scott M Grierson

South Shields, GB
Contacts revdrgrierson@outlook.com

Hi, like yourself, I have the yearning for an acoustic Baby Grand! We already have two pianos in our home one acoustic, unsure of manufacturer as the casing has had work done to it, but the manufacturers label was never replaced. This started a hunt using the information gleaned from the ironwork inside. This brought forth information that the piano was built in Belarussia, by one of the top piano builders there, but still no manufacturers name provided. Further internet searches advised that their instruments were of an enormously high quality. It has a very heavy touch and a really reasonant base which a friend who worked with Andrew Lloyd Webber, and is an organist in huge demand by churches, who was able to advise us that the piano was a house piano, evident by the fact it has three pedals. My piano tuners also say that they get excited when coming to tune the piano, which I always have tuned to concert pitch! I did mention to my organist friend that I have always wanted a Baby Grand, and he advised that I was better off with a very good upright than a Baby Grand. He has two full size grands in his home. One is a Steinway which he sent back to them for a complete overhaul. What a change when it was returned. My other piano is a Kawai Digital piano which I purchased with money left to me in my late fathers estate.

Like you I would love a decent organ. I received information yesterday that I may have the choice of two to choose from. All I know at present is that the main one is a Wyvern, and will probably need about six bodies the move the thing. I am being given the one that I wish free of charge! It is actually for our church however, it is needing £500k spent on the building therefore, I have decided to bring it here and store it in our Summer House which is well heated during the winter. It will also make me put one foot forward and do something with our Wedding Presents which have been stored out there for six years this year. There is a lot of work being done on the house and it would have been silly to bring them in here when floors are being replaced as well as windows and all the doors. The only thing that I do have in the house is my mothers Denby, Royal Worcester Good cook wear as well as her Wedding China!

The main thing I would like you to take from this is that all things come to he that waits! Scott

Jonny L.

Évaluation du lieu : 4
Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Are you really into your organs? No not the red squidgy type, the kind you play. Then you might want to check out Edinburgh Organ Studio! It’s a whole shop of organs, pianos and keyboards.
Edinburgh Organ Studio is located in a slightly odd place. At the bottom of the High Street near Parliament it doesn’t really same like the right spot for a specialist music shop of its kind, next to gift shops, museums and cafes. Perhaps this explains why it’s a touch quiet inside.
I haven’t played piano in years but their great range impressed me. It’s a very large showroom (technically two showrooms) that and apparently the biggest of digital pianos in Scotland! There was more than one member of staff playing the pianos when I went in. It really helped create a lovely atmosphere.
Apparently Edinburgh Organ Studio was named the first Yamaha «Homeworld Centre», something which sounds a bit scifi and sinister, but nonetheless impressive. From what I can gather it basically means they are really really good when it comes to selling Yamaha pianos.
Edinburgh Organ Studio can also give advise, repair and generally administer to your every piano need.

Emily T.

Évaluation du lieu : 3
Edinburgh, United Kingdom

I came in here to ask about sheet music, and sheepishly left when they told me, without any uncertainty, that they only sell piano music. ‘But it’s the same for violin!’ i exclaimed! they were having none of it.
during my visit, however, I did manage to have a good look around. If you’re into piano’s and keyboards then maybe you’ll appreciate it more than I did. I play the violin so don’t know much about the old chords.
They also had quite a nice selection of piano music too. The staff were very knowledgeable and were playing a really jazzy duet when I arrived. However I was the only customer and I’ve barely ever seen anybody in here. It’s a niche market, and if you didn’t know it was here then you’d walk on by

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