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Harry S. Truman
Truman was the 33rd President of the United States of America; he played the piano. Measured by the time and effort expended, the…
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Katzenklavier: A Medicine For Melancholy
The “Cat Organ,” or “Cat Piano,” was an idea attributed to, but probably not executed by, the German Jesuit Scholar, Anthanasius Kircher, S.J….
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Red Pops for (RED) Steinway ($1.925 Million)
A Confluence of Design Unlike other public sales included in the category of most expensive pianos, Sotheby’s (RED) Auction was organized solely for…
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Albert Einstein
A German theoretical physicist, who played the piano and violin. Music was no mere diversion. On the contrary, it helped him think. ‘Whenever…
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Klavins’ Giant
Up until 1987, the largest piano was the 1935 British Challen & Son Concert Grand built for King George V and Queen Mary’s…
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Holly Hunter
An American actress and producer, Hunter plays the piano, trumpet and French horn. She is musical. As a child she played the trumpet,…
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The Lore Of Elvis Presley’s White Knabe
In his formative years, before rock ‘n’ roll surged through his legs and hips on the Ed Sullivan Show, Elvis Aaron Presley sat…
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William F. Buckley, Jr.
An American conservative author and commentator, who founded the National Review. Buckley played the piano and harpsichord. [Buckley’s] early schooling in the family home……
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John Lennon’s Steinway Model Z ($2.37 Million)
No, Not The Big White One Purchased by John Lennon in December 1970 for £1,000 from Steinway & Sons in London, and delivered…
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Marilyn Monroe’s White Piano
It is ironic, and perhaps even more tragic, that a woman so objectified by the world found such solace in possessing an object…
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