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VOYAGE portable piano

Made for traveling.

Portable piano keyboards are often too cumbersome or heavy to carry and limit the possibility of practicing your instrument on the go. Thanks to its unique modular design, the Voyage piano will help you travel with a fullsize keyboard. Slim and lightweight, the Voyage is a portable piano keyboard that will fit in your backpack or carry-on bag and will become your ideal journey companion, may you travel by train, by car, by plane or even by bike. As opposed to foldable piano keyboards, the Voyage is made of modules so you can dispatch it into several bags. Easy to setup, the Voyage can be powered by USB charger, powerbank or smartphone and travel anywhere in the world.

Made for the musicians

The Voyage has the features most keyboard players will need. No more, no less : • Fullsize keys • Sturdy assembly mechanism - can be played on a X-stand • Connector for sustain pedal • Works as a MIDI controller (via USB-MIDI connector) to us standard music softwares/synths such as Ableton Live, FL Studio, GarageBand, Pianoteq ... • Includes a Sound-Bank with 100+ instruments and stereo headphones output for on-the-go use • Includes an configuration app to adjust MIDI assignable controls (volume / effects / instrument selection / pitch-bend / modulation joystick) and keyboard behavior (octave shift / transpose / velocity curve)

Available in three sizes

The Voyage can be purchased in various sizes and thanks to its modular design it will adapt to your needs and mode of transportation. If you need to save space and don't need the whole range of octaves. By assembling Voyage modules you can travel with a 88, 73, 64, 49 or 40 keys keyboard.

Voyage Model-A 88 Keys

By assembling the 4 modules of this model, you will obtain a full 88 keys keyboard. By assembling only 3 or 2 modules, you'll get either a 64 or a 40 keys keyboard.

This version includes : • 1 controller module of 15 keys • 2 keyboard modules of 24 keys • 1 end module of 25 keys

Voyage Model-A 73 Keys

By assembling the 3 modules of this model, you will obtain a comfortable 73 keys keyboard. By assembling only 2 modules, you'll get a 49 keys keyboard.

This version includes : • 1 controller module of 24 keys • 1 keyboard module of 24 keys • 1 end module of 25 keys

Voyage Model-A 49 Keys

By assembling the 2 modules of this model, you will obtain a compact 49 keys keyboard.

This version includes : • 1 controller module of 24 keys • 1 end module of 25 keys

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The traveling Piano Man, Harry Perry III, has been playing piano in the greater Cincinnati are for nearly 60 years. He started playing in bars as a teen—what can one say, the laws were a little more lax then—and has been entertaining at private parties, coffee houses, weddings, slightly more reputable bars, parades and celebrations from Loveland to Cheviot and all places in between.

Harry tailors the play list to his audience and the event, from classical to ragtime, jazz, pop and rock. He can also provide a selection of prerecorded songs to play between live performances. And while the music is great, he also has been known to play a creative game of Name That Tune and other interactive musical games that draw in a crowd.

Harry has a special fondness for playing in assisted living and retirement communities around greater Cincinnati, including several in Loveland, Madeira, Deer Park and more. “There is nothing better than seeing people who may not be communicative any longer, smiling and tapping a foot, cane or walker to the beat.”

It is his firm belief that music is a language of joy that can break through most barriers and he loves sharing music with all who wish to listen.

How to Practice Piano While Traveling – Keeping Up Your Chops

As far as traveling musicians go, pianists are usually stuck with the short end of the stick. After all, it’s no easy feat to fit a Steinway and Sons Grand Piano into your RV as you set out on a cross-county road trip, nor is it a cinch to cram your prized Bosendorfer into the overhead bin of your trans-Atlantic flight to Europe. 

How then do you practice piano while traveling? The most important thing is to keep an open mind as what follows are a few different, if not unorthodox, methods to keep up your musical chops while you’re traveling.

We’ll explore the following:

• “Travel-sized” Keyboards
• Playing Piano Without a Piano
• Sight Reading
• Active Listening
• Chilling Out/Doing Nothing

That smart phone in your pocket? The tablet the TSA so frequently reminds you to take out of your bag and place on the conveyor belt time and time again? These devices are actually very useful in practicing piano while traveling. Whether you’re just learning to play, or you’re a seasoned pro, there are dozens of apps out there for you. 

Simply Piano – Easy to use app filled with basic workouts to keep your piano playing skills on the up and up as you travel. Also utilizes your phone or tablet’s microphone to “listen” to your playing and suggest ways to improve. Available for both iOS and Android.

Magic Piano – A complete “piano-in-a-box.” Features an intuitive game feature that unlocks new songs as you progress. Available for both iOS and Android.

Using your smart devices is an easy and efficient way to practice piano while traveling. Pop in your headphones and practice in silence! Anywhere!

Small Pianos/Keyboards

If tiny screens aren’t your thing, you might consider small, portable pianos you can take with you on your travels. While it might not be advisable, or practical, to cart around a hefty 88-key keyboard, there are plenty of options in the 61 to 73-key range that will allow you to flex your piano chops no matter where in the world you wind up!

Many of these mini-pianos also run on batteries, which can be a tremendous help when you’re traveling internationally and your “all-in-one” travel adapter is already chock-full charging your phones and tablets and things. Here are a couple portable piano options to consider:

CME Xkey 37 Air Bluetooth Piano Keyboard ​– ​Here's an ultra-portable and slim piano keyboard that can connect to any device via Bluetooth. If you need something that can fit in a backpack on your travels this is it. I use it everywhere I go with ​some iPad apps and it works great.

Casio CTK2400 PPK 61-Key Portable Keyboard – Affordable and effective, Casio’s portable keyboard is lightweight and easy to transport, making it an ideal way to practice piano while traveling.

Yamaha PSRE253 61-Key Portable Keyboard – Yamaha has long been recognized as a leader in portable keyboards, and the PSRE253 delivers excellent tone and portability to help keep you on your practice schedule while you’re on the road.

These are just a couple of good keyboards to consider as you look for your perfect traveling piano.

No Piano Required!  

Some of us prefer to travel without the trappings of technology. We cast aside devices that keep us tethered to our regular day-to-day and instead, look to disconnect as we travel. If you happen to be anti-phone and anti-portable keyboard, you’ve still got to keep those fingers limber! 

One easy way to keep up finger dexterity is to practice “playing” on a table. Recommended among piano teachers, “playing” piano (without really playing piano), on a flat surface actually helps ingrain muscle memory, improves posture, and strengthens your fingers. 

It’s a cheap (free is always good) and convenient (flat surfaces are usually abundant world-wide) way to practice piano while traveling. Check out these cool clips to see how it’s done!

You might also consider bringing a piece of sheet music with you on your travels. Practicing sight reading improves how you move through a piece of music and makes it easier to translate what you see with your eyes vs. what your fingers wind up playing. 

In fact, you can use this sheet music as you “play” on flat surfaces. Pick your favorite composition, pick a public place, and watch in amazement as crowds gather to watch the “pianist-without-a-piano.” Side note: This is an easy way to meet people as you travel abroad!

Even when you are at home and don't have a piano for whatever reason, there are still plenty of ways to learn in your free time.

You play with your fingers, but you hear with your ears, and one of the best ways to practice piano while you are traveling is to do a lot of listening. Listen to some of the local composers and their compositions. Listen to local music and its instrumentation.

But don’t just listen passively.

Practice “active” listening. Before you leave for your trip, ask your piano teacher for some tips to integrate active listening into your practice. For instance, while you listen, write down the melodies of the piano or practice writing out the music as you listen. Identify harmony, or harmonies. 

Transcribe, as best you can, the music you hear. Pretend you have to teach this music to another student. There is no better way to demonstrate mastery of a subject than to be able to teach it to another.

These active listening ideas are a very imaginative way of practicing piano while you travel. 

Write  

Did you see the sun succumb to the sea in Santorini? Did you fall in love with the girl with the luminous smile and deep brown eyes in Paris? Write a song about it! Pick three chords and write a melody (all the best songs are usually the simplest) and hum it into your phone, write it down on sheet music, or scribble it down on the back of the menu from the restaurant you had the “best meal of your life” at. 

Writing music is an excellent way to practice not only your piano skills, but also a way to encapsulate some of the things that take your breath away as you travel. As they say, when words fail, music is there (or something like that). 

Relax/Time Out

Lastly, sometimes the very best way to practice piano while traveling is to not practice at all. Go out, take in your surroundings, enjoy the people, places, and things you see along the way. Experience new cultural practices, try new foods, take lots of pictures to show your friends back home. Take that hike with the amazing view or take the time to do nothing at all. 

Travel opens us up and broadens our horizons. Let the “travel muse” find you and be accepting of the possibility of the wonderful music you’re going to want to write and play upon your return home. 

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PocketPiano is the perfect solution for pianists that want to expand their audiences and horizons. Pocket Piano is the perfect solution for touring musicians, sudden unexpected gigs, geographical creativity needs, piano teachers and everyone that has ever wanted to take their professional gear to any imaginable location. It is a complete professional piano consisting of up to 87 notes and 1 pedal.

a whole piano that fits in your backpack

A complete professional piano that consists of 7 octaves and 1 pedal. Design is key: it’s divided into magnetic modules so you can choose to connect the exact octaves that you need for each individual occasion. When you finish playing just store it back in your backpack and continue your adventure.

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Link the modules that you need and pair PocketPiano with your controller. Connecting octaves is very simple, thanks to the high-quality magnet system, you just need to place them beside each other and they will magically assemble themselves.

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Simple and direct integration of PocketPiano to sound outputs, it is whithin powered by the critically acclaimed Ivory II virtual instrument sound bank, featuring samples of a world-class American Steinway D Concert Grand . Connect it to your headphones, external speakers or amplifiers. You can also control your piano via Smartphone, Tablet or Laptop through Bluetooth/cable connection and use it as a midi controller.

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A complete professional piano that consists of up to 87 notes and 1 pedal. Design is key: it’s divided into magnetic modules so you can choose to connect the exact octaves that you need for each individual occasion. When you finish playing just store it back in your backpack and continue your adventure.

Product characteristics:

• 8 different piano sounds
• 7 different pads
• 6 different effects
• 5000 mA battery (5 hours of autonomy)
• MIDI IN via USB-C
• MIDI OUT TRSA via 3.5mm jack
• MIDI BLE (Bluetooth MIDI)
• Bluetooth 4.2 connection for connection with applications
• Pedal with wireless connection or 3.5mm jack
• Interchangeable octaves
• Transposition keys
• Volume keys
• Headphone Output
• Charge both the main module and the pedal via
• Total weight: 6 Kg
• Piano key: 10mm

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“my traveling piano” combines my two greatest passions: music and traveling. for as long as i can remember i’ve been fascinated by the sound of the piano – just as much as by exploring the world., a few years ago i fulfilled a long-cherished dream and built my own mobile piano on wheels. now, there’s nothing i prefer more than being on the road, surprising and delighting people with my open-air piano nature concerts..

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Joe Löhrmann hat getan, wovon viele ihr Leben lang träumen: Er machte seine beiden Leidenschaften, die Musik und das Reisen, zum Beruf. Immer an seiner Seite: das Traveling Piano. Seit mehr als 11 Jahren reist er in seinem Bus durch die Welt und gibt berührende Klavierkonzerte mitten in der Natur. Dabei schafft Joe eine ganz eigene, besondere Atmosphäre, die seine Zuhörer innehalten und ihren Alltag für eine Weile vergessen lässt.

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Best Travel Keyboard Piano 2019

If you are a piano lover, it is hard leaving your favorite instrument at home. It feels like a part of you has been left behind. And, unless you are staying in a 5 star hotel, chances of coming across a piano are very slim. A portable piano gives you the opportunity to enjoy your tunes no matter where you are in the world. To pick a travel piano you should look at:

• Portability : An ideal travel-sized piano is small and lightweight. You do not want to lug around a large, heavy piano.
• Weighted keys: You want a piano that is lightweight but gives you the same horse power and tone as an acoustic piano.
• Teaching tools : If you are a beginner, choose a keyboard that comes with lessons. In this guide, you will find some options that come with learning tools

Casio SA-77 44 Key Mini Personal Keyboard

• Offers children the essentials for playing those first tunes with 44 mini keys perfectly sized for mini hands
• Offers endless exploration with the 100 Tones, 50 Rhythms, and 10 integrated Songs providing plenty of variety
• The LSI sound source and the 8-note polyphony ensure good sound quality
• The LCD screen helps with selecting different music options
• Also features 5 drum pads and a Melody Cut Rehearsal System
• Built-in speakers and headphone output for quiet play
• Also includes a striking change-over switch making it easy to switch between piano and reed organ/organ modes

Plixio 61-Key Digital Electric Piano Keyboard & Sheet Music Stand - Portable Electronic Keyboard for Beginners (Kids & Adults)

• GREAT PRACTICE KEYBOARD: Can be used by children or adults and makes a great first musical instrument. Plixio's 61 key keyboard is lightweight and portable. Great for music lessons.
• DUAL POWER SUPPLY FOR ON-THE-GO PLAY: Customize the sounds of your music keyboard and play along with your favorite songs. Musicians that frequently travel can also utilize the dual power supply by using the included power adapter or 6 AA batteries for on-the-go practice.
• VARIETY OF SOUND EFFECTS AND MICROPHONE JACK: Each keyboard features 100 rhythms, 60 demo songs, 40 tones, 8 percussions, and volume or tempo control. Grab a microphone (not included) and turn your keyboard into a karaoke machine! Please note this keyboard does not include a USB port.
• INCLUDED COMPONENTS: Each keyboard includes a power adapter, music note sheet music stand, and auxiliary cable. This music keyboard also automatically comes with a full one-year warranty that protects against any damage or defects.
• LIGHTWEIGHT AND EASILY PORTABLE: Weighing less than nine pounds, each piano is portable and easy to carry to music lessons or school. Dimensions are: 34” x 12” x 3.5”.

KMUSIC Roll Up Piano, Premium Grade Silicone, THICKENED KEYS, and Upgraded Built-in Amplifying Speakers - Educational Piano (A61-61 Keys, Black)

• ♬ Multi-Function: Keys hand roll piano is highly functional with MIDI out, USB 5V, MP3, Mic, Sustain Pedal, allowing you to be in your creative space anytime, anywhere.
• ♬ Built-In Speakers: This standard 61 keys roll up comes with premium built-in speakers. The Model comes with blue tooth connectivity, standard record/play features, 140 tones and 128 rhythm, 30 demo songs and effects.
• ♬ Perfect for All Ages: This roll up piano is made of premium silicone keyboard, nontoxic, wear resistance, soft and durable. The sounds very crisp, vibrant sound which just like a real piano. Perfect for making beats, tunes, adults and beginners.
• ♬ Unique Design: Compact design, easy to carry, built-in 1100mah rechargeable battery, allow you practice fingering anytime and anywhere. Great for classroom teaching and group teaching settings.
• ♬ Shop Worry-Free: Shop worry-free with our extended 90-day warranty against any defect, and 30 day money back guarantee. At Kiker Tech, we stand behind our brand.

Anpro 37 Key Melodica，Harmonica Instrument Air Piano Keyboard with 2 Mouthpieces Musical Instrument with Carrying Bag for Teaching and Playing Christmas Gift for Kids(37 KEY)

Huntington KB61-100 61-Key Portable Electronic Keyboard, Silver

• 61 standard piano keys, 100 rhythms 100 voices, 16 volume levels
• Teaching type keyboard, 8 stereo demo songs, 32 tempo settings, A and B guides
• 8 panel drum presets, 8 rhythm cord volume levels, LED display
• Single Chord function, Finger Chord function, Transposition function
• Start/Stop with Sync, Fill In function, Sustain and Vibrato, 1/4-inch output jack, stereo RCA output jacks

Melodica instrument - NASUM 37 Key Piano Style Melodica,Melodica keyboard Suitable for Teaching and Playing,with Carrying Case (Black) (37)

Casio SA-46 -Key Portable Keyboard

• 32 Mini Keys
• 8-Note Polyphony
• 50 Play Along Tracks
• 5 Drum Pads
• Headphones Output

Akai Professional LPK25 | 25-Key Ultra-Portable USB MIDI Keyboard Controller for Laptops

• 13-Inch, Slim-Line Laptop Performance Keyboard With 25 Velocity-Sensitive Mini-Keyboard Keys For Playing Melodies, Bass Lines, Chords And More
• Dedicated Octave Up And Down Buttons To Increase The Keyboard To The Full Melodic Range Plus A Sustain Button For Expressive Performances
• On-Board Arpeggiator Steps Through Chords Automatically And Generates Inspiring Melodic Ideas Quickly
• 4 Programmable Memory Banks For Instant Recall Of Mappings For Daws, Virtual Instruments, Effects And More

Roll Up Piano for Kids IWORD 37 Standard Soft Keys Piano Portable Travel Piano Foldable Electric Digital Keyboard Piano Flexible Keyboard Piano USB Mini Keyboard Built-in Speaker Great Gift for Kids

• ♬ Safe & Environmental Material: Standard 37 keys made by comfortable and sensitive Non-toxic silicone rubber
• ♬ Adjustable volume control: built-in speaker with volume control, help to get suitable volume for kids
• ♬ Portable Hand-carried Design: Roll up piano design, make it easy storage in hand bag or carrying case convenient to take anywhere you want
• ♬ Multi-function: 37 standard keys with 6 demo songs and 8 tones, also includes 3.5mm Audio Jack to headset which enable children to learn to respect other people's "Silence" speech
• ♬ Multiple choice power supply: ❶ DC 6V USB Charger; ❷ 4 x AA Batteries (Not included). When you use the power adapter to play the piano, please don't put the battery inside

Hamzer 61-Key Digital Music Piano Keyboard - Portable Electronic Musical Instrument - with Microphone

• Flawless, authentic range of sound: Built-in speakers offer tremendous sound, complete with 255 Timbres, 255 rhythms, 61 keyboard percussions, and 24 demonstration songs.
• Integrated learning system: Designed for beginner to intermediate-level use, this multi-function keyboard piano features 61 keys, providing a traditional piano or organ feel for versatile learning and an exciting acoustic experience. Keyboard comes with a complete set of transparent stickers to label the piano keys in order to simplify and accelerate piano mastery.
• Deluxe effects & features: Ideally suited to master finger control, this portable piano keyboard allows for play with the capacity to select chord timbre, program/edit rhythm, as well as utilize effects such as vibrato, sustain, & ensemble. Additional features include rhythm sync and fill-in, tempo adjustment, accompanying volume, and a master volume control.
• Record & playback, with microphone & headphone jack: Belt out in song or discreetly practice on headphones, along with the option to record and playback for improved performance. Includes microphone with a 4' cord, audio input, output, and headphone jack.
• Easy set-up with stand and stool: Ready-to-use right out of the box, just power with 6 AA batteries (not included) and take this compact, lightweight musical keyboard on the road or to lessons, or plug the US-standard DC 9V/AC adapter into the wall for extended play sessions.

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7 Best Portable Piano Keyboards for Travel

Read this article to find the best portable piano keyboard for travel available in the market today.

Having innovative items that can assist individuals lead a more efficient lifestyle is essential as the globe grows more technologically savvy. There’s a great keyboard for piano fans that you can carry about with you wherever you go.

The piano is an excellent choice for practicing at home. Whether you’re playing classical music or scales in your spare time, they’re useful for a variety of tasks. It’s become a stand-alone instrument with its own distinctive features and sounds.

As the name suggests, an acoustic piano employs a felt-tip hammer to hit the strings in order to make music. Many people have found enjoyment and satisfaction playing piano keyboards since their creation.

Overtime, the pianos have been a mainstay in classical music and may also be found in techno and jazz. Composers have the ability to express themselves in a unique manner because of this instrument’s versatility.

In recent decades, digital piano keyboards have been readily accessible for individuals who cannot buy a full-size acoustic piano or who cannot afford to place it in their house because of limited space. You can play music on the go with a portable keyboard instead of lugging along a keyboard set or a bulky piano.

It might be tough to locate a portable keyboard that you can carry anyplace without having to worry about whether it works correctly since there are so many different brands and varieties.

This guide will help you pick the best portable piano keyboard for travel, whether you’re on the road or in a college dorm room. If you’re looking for an easy-to-transport keyboard, this article is for you!

1. Casio WK-7600

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There are 820 world-class sounds organized by category on the interface of Casio WK7600 Keyboard . To produce a strong and full organic sound, this best portable piano keyboard for travel uses the nine sliders that are located on the front panel when adjusting the volume of the harmonics.

To create your own unique sound, Casio’s innovative XGlite technology blends 17 various tones. When you have a capable sequencer, you may edit and fine-tune your performance to generate professional tracks for your show. This keyboard is designed for musicians that require a great music workstation but don’t want to compromise mobility.

You may use this keyboard to express yourself musically to the fullest extent possible. You don’t need to download a driver to use it on a Windows or Mac computer; instead, you may utilize the Camera Connection Kit from Apple to operate your iPad.

In addition, it includes 260 presets and 100 unique rhythms that may be used to enhance your musical compositions. You may quickly come up with layers, splits, or the two of them, save up to 100 rhythms and transfer them to your Windows or Mac computer via USB.

In addition, Casio WK7600 provides a wide range of functions that may be used for both entertainment and music production. It has 64 polyphonic notes to prevent note dropping, as well as automated beat/tempo, layer, and splitting capabilities. The (40-252) pace of the beat pattern is shown via the Beats Per Minute (BPM) indicator.

2. Yamaha PSR-E463

For piano learners, the 61-key Yamaha PSRE463 portable piano is a good option as it features a wide range of sounds including organic, strings, digital piano, acoustic piano and many more.

Jazz, rock, and pop are just a few of the music genres you have access to in this best portable piano keyboard for travel.

Recording may be done through USB, or you can utilize the supplied music software when learning how to play a piano keyboard. In order to allow you to use it anywhere this keyboard comes with an AC power adapter.

Realistic and great piano sounds are produced by a sophisticated sound engine. This piano also has built-in speakers that allows you to recreate the instrument’s sound with clarity and precision.

In addition, it incorporates the General MIDI (GM) library’s XG Lite voice library, which is meant to play songs from Yamaha’s XG music library.

For more complicated sequences, the 48-note polyphony enables you to play more notes without stopping. Live control of several effects and settings is made possible thanks to the assignable knobs.

You may record what you play to the memory storage and play it together with the entrance of your favorite song using the unique 2-track recorder. Everything you need is included in this keyboard that has a fair market price.

Store the Yamaha PSRE463 when not in use to save space. The keyboard is small enough to fit in a closet or carry on a plane or car, weighing just 18 pounds and measuring (24.5 x 8.3 x 12) inches.

3. ZENY Digital Piano

For both piano learners and advanced pianists, the ZENY Digital Piano Keyboard is an excellent option. When used with the included 110V to 240V AC power adapter, this best portable piano keyboard for travel is well suited for usage at home.

Everything you need to play the piano is right here, and it’s incredibly lightweight and portable. The changeable velocities of the half-weighted keys aid in the development of good piano playing skills and with a built-in speaker, you don’t need to bring any external speakers to practice.

You may enjoy music in your bedroom or living room thanks to the keyboard’s 20 watts of stereo sound. You can also use the built-in song sound module to practice your rhythm and timing.

It might be difficult to learn how to play the piano at first, but this keyboard has 100 sample songs that will help you master your piano lessons easily.

A recording feature on this digital piano allows you to record your performances so as to edit at a later time. A tablet or mobile phone may be used as a secondary display by connecting them to the free iOS application.

At any level of sound volume, this piano’s three onboard speakers deliver amazing sound and it weighs 20lbs and is (14 x 6 x 17) inches that means it’s easy to store and assemble, making it an ideal present for girls and children’s birthdays or holidays.

4. Hamzer Digital  Piano

Digital piano players of all levels will enjoy playing the Hamzer Portable Digital Piano . You can play automatic bass chords with only one finger on this compact piano keyboard, which has 61 light keys.

It also allows you to choose between sustain, Vibrato, chord timber, and ensemble effects. The stereo speakers which are built-in produces high-quality sounds.

To date, Hamzer’s digital pianos have over one hundred different sounds to choose from, an LCD screen display and recording options.

This lightweight digital keyboard features a speaker system which gives high quality of sound. It is ideal for piano students learning how to control their fingers because it has an integrated metronome and digital recorder that can be used for audio playback for songs in a USB drive or an SD card.

It uses six AA batteries to power up and you can carry it with you anywhere you go. It’s simple to use and to take about. Simply connect your audio equipment, such as a microphone and headphones.

5. Yamaha Mini-key Keyboard

As a result of its exceptional expressiveness, feel and touch, the Yamaha Reface XS is a highly sought-after professional keyboard. This portable keyboard by Yamaha may be taken anywhere and its cost dos not break the budget.

Like its huge siblings in the Yamaha Reface line, it has a fantastic design that anyone who wishes to be able to tag their music along to wherever they go will love.

This mini-key piano allows you to play a variety of sounds. The Phrase Recorder enables you to loop and replay recorded music when composing your own. You may also use USB to transfer your recorded work to a PC for editing.

Additionally, the Yamaha Reface mini-key has Bluetooth connection so that you may use applications like metronome, piano instruction, and music sheet.

6. YAMAHA YPT260 Keyboard

The Yamaha YPT260 keyboard is a compact and portable instrument with a wealth of pre-installed sounds, accompaniments, and rhythms. This best portable piano keyboard for travel will help you learn the fundamentals or hone your abilities using the Education Suite’s range of educational tools.

With the Aux input on the keyboard, you may use your iPod or other audio player device to play along with your favorite tunes. Its PA130 power adapter gives you access to electricity when you need it anywhere you are.

This is an excellent option for piano enthusiasts and students looking for a portable, light, and entertaining piano. Yamaha’s Portable piano Series has a model for any musician’s budget.

The Graded Soft Touch (GST) action on this keyboard’s 61 keys makes it an excellent choice for beginning players. The keyboard is lightweight and portable, so you can take everywhere you travel to.

Arpeggios, scales, song playback/recording, chords, metronome settings, lesson / songbook / are the key features making this keyboard great.

There are 130 accompaniment styles, 400 voices, 112 built-in tunes, and Yamaha’s Education Suite on this keyboard. It also comes with a AC power adaptor, music rest, and a sustain pedal. This portable piano is one of the best Yamaha portable keyboards because of the wide variety of functions it offers.

7. RockJam Digital Piano

You may begin your musical career with the RockJam Digital Piano . There are 88 full-weight keys, 24 W power, and ten distinct voices on this keyboard that will help you learn to play like an expert.

Using several input choices of this best portable piano keyboard for travel such as soft pedals, sustain pedals, microphones, and sostenuto pedals is a terrific approach to mastering your piano lessons.

This digital piano has all the necessary things for producing music instantly including a built-in speaker that has 24 watts of power, allowing it to fill your room with high quality sound. You can carry your music with you everywhere with this piano.

In order to get started playing this keyboard, a piano student will have access to 100 built-in tracks to help in learning music theory while the 10-voice polyphony gives you a plenty of time to create your own music.

The LED light indication on each key of this piano makes it simple to track the notes you’re playing and the sustain pedal is also included that helps this keyboard to produce sounds that are more authentic.

Grand piano and Harpsichord sounds may be selected from a number of voice options. If you like playing the keyboard and would want to enhance your technique, this piano has 50 pre-programmed tracks and practicing them will help in perfecting your skills.

Best Portable Piano Keyboard For Travel Buying Guide

It is the goal of this guide to assist you in finding the best portable piano keyboard for travel depending on your unique requirements by providing you with some useful ideas on what precisely you should be looking for when shopping.

If you’re looking for a keyboard that you can take anywhere with you then one of the most essential things to consider is the fabric from which it’s manufactured.

Some of the piano keyboards are available today are entirely  made of plastic and would only last for a short period of time  whereas others are made entirely of wood and are therefore more long lasting and capable of withstanding the occasional bump or knock.

Sounds quality

When searching for the finest portable piano, it is also important to consider the sound quality. The sound of certain keyboards is superb, and they are of good quality, making it simple to compose music on them. There are other keyboards available that do not offer exceptional sound quality.

When the key is pushed, it takes a few seconds before the sound can be heard. One of the most significant features to check in a portable piano is the ability to produce sound on the go

Number of Keys

The other element to consider when shopping for a new keyboard is the quantity of keys it has to provide. Those who like playing the piano may find that certain keyboards have just approximately 25 keys, which may be insufficient for those who enjoy playing the instrument.

There are, however, alternative keyboard types available that are almost full size in comparison (88 or 95 keys).

When in need of a portable keyboard and on the other hand you do not want to compromise quality or size, then you can opt for a keyboard with a large number of keys so that you don’t have to compromise on performance.

If you are searching for the best portable piano keyboard for travel, then it is also important to consider the keyboard’s size. Some individuals need a compact keyboard since they only play in their apartments or homes but others want a huge keyboard in order to be able to perform certain tunes.

Buying a keyboard that is simple to carry about and doesn’t take up a lot of room is recommended if you are searching for a keyboard that you will carry along when travelling. This makes it convenient to transport anyplace, and you won’t worry about it being unable to play favorite songs owing to a lack of appropriate equipment.

The amount of money you have to spend on a portable keyboard is another crucial issue to consider. There are certain pianos that provide the greatest level of durability and quality but are quite costly, and they may not be affordable for everyone.

Although there are alternative keyboards on the market that do not have all you want, they are more affordable. Consequently, while shopping for a keyboard that is portable, strive to stay within your financial constraints. You will be able to get a keyboard without spending a lot of money on a keyboard of mediocre quality and functionality.

Whether you’re traveling for business, school, or holiday and need a piano, there’s no alternative that is better than a portable piano that’s designed specifically for travel. Most automobiles, vans, and some bags have space for these keyboards since they can be folded to a size that is handy to transport.

Portable piano keyboards are a fantastic way of enjoying music on the go, no matter where you are. If there is no enough room in your house or if the thought of transporting your upright piano is a burden, consider buying a portable keyboard.

It might be tough to find the best portable piano for all of your requirements when there are many brands available on the market. If you want something light yet with fantastic live sound, this is the place.

The Yamaha PSRE463 Keyboard, which has all the things you will need in a portable keyboard, including superb sound and is easy to operate, is our top recommendation in this category.

Although it weights a little more than other alternatives, it is still quite portable, and the built-in speakers produces excellent sound.

We hope that this guide has assisted you in understanding what makes a portable piano unique and also helped you in locating the best portable piano keyboard for travel available on the market today.

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• Kirk Hunter's own Yamaha G5 for a clear, pristine, yet powerful sound. 
• Michael Lehmann-Boddicker's Yamaha C7 engineered by Michael himself, and played by Kirk.  This piano has been a workhorse for many A-list performers, and can now be YOURS!

FLEXIBILITY

• Numerous presets that will enable you to "travel" in both time and style with a single click.
• Numerous multis combining both pianos which create "fat" and sophisticated sound pallets.
• Three mic positions for both pianos.
• Includes true samples for both sustain pedal up and down.
• Sustain and Una Corda pedal features with controllable "body" sounds.
• Mixable Strings layer that add gorgeous texture and "padding".
• Mixable "Saloon" layer that provides an "old timey", "honky tonk" feel.
• Velocity-controlled, and mixable "Tines" feature that add a metallic attack at the beginning of each note.
• Room size and amount - Our room, which is both convolution AND reverb based, has been specially-designed to provide a truly "concert hall" sound.
• Available room ambience and/or audience sounds can be added to provide a very realistic setting.

AND EVERYTHING LOADS IN SECONDS!

What inspired you to develop traveling pianos.

During the 2020 COVID-19 lockdown in Los Angeles, it was almost impossible to get recording artists to the studio to record our then-planned new libraries.  So the only options to create something new would be creating something from recordings that I, alone, could do.  And those options were either a new solo strings library (which I was NOT in the mood to do after the release of Lyric Series Strings Quintet), or to record my beautiful Yamaha G5 grand piano.  And my good friend John Walz (principal cellist - LA Opera) told me that the room where the piano sits has a wonderful sound with great acoustics!

 I knew that there were already so many great piano libraries out there, and also knew that it could be difficult to compete.  But, it was my only viable choice at the time.  So after a few "dry runs" at it, I sent a trial, "bare bones" version to a few professionals I know.  To my surprise, all responded quite favorably, and added that I should do it "for real".

I see that Traveling Pianos features an additional Yamaha C7 as its default, not the G5.

After doing that "dry run" version, I wondered if I should try to do a bigger, more "industry-popular" piano.  Then I remembered my friend Michael Lehmann-Boddicker had a C7 at his studio.  I contacted him about checking it out.  (After all, not all C7 pianos sound the same - I've heard some real "duds" out there!)  It only took a minute of playing that thing to realize just how special it was!  It really had that thunderous low end without losing any "sparkle" throughout the entire range.  And as an added bonus, Michael happened to have had a Disklavier setup there.  That would make recording different velocities much easier.  

Why is it called Traveling Pianos?

The quality of that C7 piano evokes the feeling of "traveling" though time; successfully covering many different musical styles.  And since so many different artists have put "hands to keys" on it, it's like it has "traveled" to and from these special performers.  And now, as the "Traveling Pianos" sample library, it can quite literally "travel" to YOU.

How does Traveling Pianos stand out?

Firstly, it just SOUNDS amazing out of the box.  Having compared it to almost every other popular piano library out there, it definitely has a sound like no other.  This is true of both the C7 and the G5.  One of my beta testers said that he could play classical, jazz and pop without changing a thing.

Secondly, the sample footprint is wonderfully low without losing the full range of dynamics whatsoever.  Both pianos load TOGETHER in SECONDS.

Thirdly, we have created over 20 creative built-in presets.  And you can customize and change any of these presets via EQ, 3 Mic positions, reverb amount, room size, added tines, string and saloon (honky tonk) layers. 

And Fourthly, we have created multis that stack both pianos on top of each other.  Both pianos are tuned so precisely that layering them together became feasible.  And with the addition of string, saloon, and tine layers, the creative possibilities are endless.

How was TP recorded?

YAMAHA C7: CLOSE MICS:

• 1975 AKG 414s w C12 capsules refurbed by Bob Katz direct wire (no patch bays) to original Neve1073’s mounted by Brent Averill.
• Bass strings @9” above where strings cross in center of harp.
• Treble strings @9” above where the harp separates extreme high strings from mid high strings.
• 1987 Neumann U-87’s (never used before 2018 - new old stock) modified by Stephen Paul in 1987 and further modified by Toby Foster in 2018.
• Direct wire through Neumann v476b at edge of piano at ear height.
• Aspen Pittman GT44’s through V476b’s - spread 14’apart, 14’ back and 14’ up point up  and toward piano.
• All mics in omni mode except the ribbons which are figure 8 facing towrd piano and back of room.

Disklavier:  (Used to make sure all velocities were consistent)

1987 Yamaha C7f 7’6” Disklavier voicing and tuning by Jim Wilson LA Piano Service and Disklavier services by Yamaha USA and Peter White/Mark Hulibarger. Original piano setup by Hope Morrow.

"I used to use Matt Hyde type mic-ing in cardiod right over the hammers at 6” up facing toward pins for that very bright David Foster Pop punch through a track in pretty extreme stereo. Now I much prefer a combo of the fullness of the mid/low string crossing balanced with upper harmonics & resonance  over the high strings including or maybe especially the undamped extreme high strings. There’s a rich life and natural warmth to those harmonics.

The edge mic-ing technique I got from James Horner and  his engineers Simon Rhodes and orchestrator Simon Franglen who  essentially put the mics where vocal soloist would stand in the ‘crook’ of the piano. The room sounds big with a natural decay because of the perfect dimensions by Carl Yanchar and walnut floor with acoustic damping & diffusion only on the 6’ and under plane.

The ‘omni only’ approach came from my dear friend Aspen Pittman (Founder Groove Tubes and Aspen & Associates) whose opinion was that ALL mics behave better in omni - patterns are brought about by introducing electronics/phase manipulation.  I listened and agreed and have never gone back except when trying to isolate say an acoustic guitar from a voice or overhead drums from a kick pedal.

I just put my head inside the piano and listen for the sweet spot, stand at the edge and listen for the sweet spot and then listen to where the room wants to give back the best ambience. Simple really." -Michael Lehmann Boddicker

  YAMAHA G5: CLOSE MICS:

• Audio-Technica AT4050s.
• “X-Y” array @8” above center of harp.
• Audio-Technica AT4033s
• Placed at foot of piano body.
• Cascade Fat Head IIs - spread 16’ apart, 20’ back and 12’ up pointed toward piano.

What was your inspiration behind all the sound design style presets?

I wanted to offer something more than just the great-sounding pianos as they were out-of-the-box.  So I started by adding a cool "string" or "saloon" layer option.  I also customized the pianos themselves by focussing on different styles and placing them in different rooms.  It's almost as if you're "traveling" to these different spaces and styles.

All of the controls and features are laid out in one easy-to-use interface. You likely will not even need a tutorial with this library!

Everything you need from our TWO pianos all on one easy-to-use page.

Mixable Layers

Make sure you have 8GB space.  (approx 3.77GB for the download, and approx 4GB for the final extraction). Download the KH_Traveling_Pianos.zip file.

Extract the .zip file. Your final result should appear as below: KH_Traveling_Pianos (folder)     Instruments (folder)         Traveling Pianos.nki     Multis (folder)         80s Dreaming.nkm         Big Rocks.nkm         Distant Gym.nkm         Fat Piano.nkm         Heavy Cream.nkm         Ice Caves.nkm         Icy Clouds.nkm         Jiffy Pop.nkm         Old Angels.nkm         Retro Rock.nkm         Rocky Clouds.nkm         Silky Strings.nkm         Stage Rehearsal.nkm         Stereo on Mono.nkm         Swan Lake.nkm         The Audition.nkm         The Recital.nkm         Thunky and Tacky.nkm         Warped Clouds.nkm         Watery Ice Caves.nkm         Wide Open.nkm         Wild West.nkm     Samples (folder)         Traveling Pianos Samples 1.nkc         Traveling Pianos Samples 1.nkx         Traveling Pianos Samples 2.nkc         Traveling Pianos Samples 2.nkx         Traveling Pianos.nkc         Traveling Pianos.nkr

Full retail version of Kontakt, version 5.7.1 or higher. Will NOT work in the free Kontakt Player! You do not need a serial number and will not need to use the "Manage Libraries" feature.

• Mac OS X 10.11, i5, 4 GB RAM, (8 GB recommended)
• Windows 7, 8, 10, Intel Core i5 or equivalent CPU, 4 GB RAM (8 GB recommended)
• 4 GB free disk space for sample content

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“The GUI is sleek and well thought out and it gives you some really neat sound design options to layer over your keyboard arrangements.”

“A very versatile library of two great Yamaha grand pianos that is both nostalgic and contemporary. In addition to the great sounds, the flexibility of the controls, the room and audience ambience brings a layer of realism to an in-the-box performance that’s hard to beat. The C7 in particular sounds incredible and the ingenuity of the multis adds incredible colors to anyone’s palette.”

“What a cool sounding piano with a name that somehow really fits the vibe! The moment my hands went down on the keys it made me smile. This will be a great part of my sonic palette”

“Traveling Pianos is my new desert island Virtual Piano.  I can get nearly every kind of piano I would need, from pop to classical to soundtrack and everything in between. The string and tine layers are great. The interface is clean and intuitive and I love all the blending options. And I cannot believe the entire library is only 4GB….my hard drive thanks you. 🙂 Great job Kirk Hunter, you nailed it! 🙂 “

“Traveling Pianos is an incredibly versatile blend of pianos. Everything from crisp dry upright to layered in strings to synth-pad pianos are available, and you have full control with options like different mics, reverb, EQ, presets and intuitive mixing of the layers through the Drag Swiper function.”

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A centenarian who starts her day with gentle exercise and loves walks shares 5 longevity tips, including staying single

• Joyce Preston, who's from the UK, turned 100 in March.
• She shared her advice for people wanting to live to 100 like her.
• Her tips include spending lots of time with friends, learning,  and staying single.

In 1924, the Winter Olympics were held for the first time, the Ottoman Empire fell, and the Soviet Union was officially recognized as a state. It was also the year that Joyce Preston, who turned 100 years old last month, was born in the British town of Stockport.

Preston has spent her 10 decades well. As well as working for a cotton research company, she played the piano and sang in choirs for 90 years before winding down in recent years, and has traveled the world with friends, falling in love with the Middle East in particular.

A few months ago, Preston moved into Care UK's Abney Court care home. There, she starts her day by doing yoga or gentle exercise and loves going for walks.

If current trends continue, centenarians like Preston won't be such a rarity: it is estimated there will be eight times as many worldwide by 2050. And considering that by 2023, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates 9.9% of people over 75 will still be working, up from 8.2% in 2022, it's easy to see why longevity is such a buzzy topic.

For those of us who don't have the funds or inclination to spend millions on longevity a year like tech exec Bryan Johnson , whose motto is "don't die," it's heartening that most experts agree that eating healthily and exercising regularly can have a hugely positive effect on our healthspans.

Preston shares her secrets for living to 100 and staying active into older age.

Stay single

Preston never married, and her biggest tip for reaching 100 is to "stay single."

The research on relationship status and longevity is mixed. Studies show that married people tend to live longer, possibly because they are less likely to be lonely and stressed.

But Paul Dolan, professor of behavioral science at the London School of Economics, told The Guardian that women who never marry or have children are the healthiest and happiest because they don't have to "put up with" a partner.

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But marriage can lead to better financial stability and emotional support, he said, suggesting that the least stressful option is best.

Have lots of friends

Although Preston doesn't have a spouse, she has plenty of friends and spends a considerable amount of time with them.

She advises young people wanting to reach triple figures to "have lots of friends to keep you busy and for companionship."

According to gerontology professor Rose Anne Kenny, based at Trinity College Dublin, social interaction is as beneficial for longevity as eating a good diet or exercising.

She said this could be because loneliness has been linked to chronic inflammation , which researchers believe increases the risk of diseases such as cancer, heart disease, and strokes.

Don't act your age

Research suggests that thinking positively about aging could help people live longer — possibly as much as 7.5 years according to one 2002 study that compared different perceptions toward aging.

Preston said she doesn't let her age hold her back and maintained her independence by continuing to drive until recently.

Be religious

As a founding member of an independent evangelical church, religion is important to Preston, and she believes it has contributed to her long life.

Researchers from LongeviQuest , an organization that validates the ages of supercentenarians, previously told BI that most of the 110+ year-olds they spoke to in Latin America were very religious, and it appeared to help them stay positive.

Religion itself might not be the secret sauce for longevity. Research suggests spiritual people may live longer because of the potential mental health benefits, with one 2023 study linking it to resilience and life satisfaction in older people.

Dr. Joseph Maroon , a neuroscientist and eight-time Ironman triathlete who still competes at age 84, previously told BI that spirituality is one of the four pillars of health for him.

Keep learning

As a member of the University of the Third Age, a charity providing opportunities for retirees to learn new skills, Preston has kept learning into her 10th decade.

Learning new things is thought to help prevent cognitive decline in older age, Heidi Tissenbaum, a molecular, cell, and cancer biology professor who researches healthy aging, previously told BI.

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“The Fisher-Price Kick and Play ‘purple monkey’ mat was sent as an unsolicited gift from a relative,” Dan, a fellow parent at my company tells me over Slack. “It appeared on my doorstep without any indication of its intentions to permanently overwrite sections of my memory. Sort of like when those kids first find Jumanji and don’t realize the game has its own motives.”

Sounds like the beginning of a horror movie , but IYKYK. You’re likely here reading this because you saw the photo and immediately felt a sense of nostalgia, joy, or dread—or some mix of all three—as a soft ratatat and the lyrics, “Maybe you could be a purple monkey in a bubblegum tree….” filled your head. If you found yourself here for other reasons, allow me to introduce you:

Officially known as the Fisher-Price Kick & Play Piano Gym , the baby activity mat has gone viral among parents of newborns for being as ubiquitous as it is beloved with the “tummy time” set. The machine-washable mat comes with several toys, from a self-discovery mirror to a round crinkle pad, and a removable piano with a pre-recorded playlist of catchy tunes that includes the absolute banger, “Maybe” (a.k.a. the purple monkey song).

The earworm has garnered over 1.2 million plays on Spotify, a cover by John Legend , and hundreds upon hundreds of feverish Reddit posts and TikTok videos all praising the mat’s popularity with babies and parents’ inability to get “Maybe” out of their heads.

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A spokesperson from Fisher-Price wouldn’t provide exact numbers on the mat’s success, but did share that it’s considered the number one gym in the world according to market research company Circana. And indeed, I’ve never had an easier time soliciting quotes for an article. I was flooded with responses from parents eager to share how much they love, hate, or love to hate this mat:

“The songs were mine and my husband’s Spotify Top 5. All five.”

“Haunts my dreams.”

“About two years ago, I was at a friend’s house and the purple monkey song came on. I got a sick feeling in my stomach because it reminded me of the exhaustion and stress of having a new baby.”

“A very active group chat in my life: the monkey, the toucan, and the elephant!”

Even households are divided. “It’s pretty much the only thing that will occupy my daughter and keep her in one place,” says Brittany, who lives in Japan with her husband and eight-month-old. “‘Purple Monkey’ sounds like it could be a Kidz Bop version of a Taylor Swift song. I’m into it. My husband is not a fan.”

Says her husband Tom, emphatically, on a separate thread: “I leave the room when Britt puts our daughter on that. It’s the only one I can’t stand.”

The Fisher-Price Kick & Play Piano Gym is a certified hit with my six-month-old twins. Like most of the parents I talked to for this article, I was influenced by all the noise around it on social media. But for once, the hype was real. My kids ignored the more aesthetically pleasing activity centers I’d chosen for them, lying there with a bored look best described as “ennui” during tummy time. With the Fisher-Price gym, however, they were smashing their little legs against the piano with squeals of delight and the force of a UFC fighter.

My colleague Dan experienced something similar. “I respect any toy that can take that level of physical abuse from a baby off my plate,” he says. “Between the dangling animals, infectious tracks, and flashing keys, there was enough here to easily occupy my baby for a solid 15 minutes. And raising a baby is really just stringing together 15 minute blocks of entertainment until you drop.”

The mat’s ability to keep newborns entertained for minutes at a time is valuable—really, really valuable when it allows you to pour a cup of coffee or pee—but that’s not what elicited such emotion from the parents I talked to. The mat’s viral success undoubtedly comes from the connection they feel to “Maybe.”

Written by Fisher-Price staff sound designer Jamie Hert, the song is intentionally nostalgic in sound: A spokesperson for the company confirms he used a ‘90s drum machine and digital bells to create the “retro vibe.” And if the lyrics (“Maybe you could be, a purple monkey in a bubblegum tree, and you could swing in the breeze. Then you could swing back to me…”) seem surprisingly deep, well, that was deliberate too.

“I was trying to lean into the emotional side of what it’s like being a parent and knowing their kids could become anything but hopefully they’ll always find their way back to the bubblegum tree (or home),” Hert says. When he first played the song to the broader audio team at Fisher-Price, he noticed a positive emotional response from several moms in the room. He had a good feeling then that it would work.

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“‘Maybe’ is head and shoulders above the other songs for me because of its shocking depth of emotion,” says Sarah, who dressed her child as a purple monkey in a bubblegum tree for Halloween. “What’s funny to me though is that there are a ton of Reddit threads and posts online from people trying to figure out who the singer is. I guess it’s surprisingly hard? She’s like the millennial parents’ Banksy.”

(I actually have the answer to that: “Jamie has written thousands of songs during his tenure at Fisher-Price,” a spokesperson for the company tells me. “For ‘Maybe,’ Jamie worked with Sunn St. Claire who sings the song on the track, and we all agree she brings her own sweet personality to the tune.”)

I’m not surprised that millennial parents —a generation that’s embraced gentle parenting and Big Little Feelings —are so fond of a toy that evokes our own childhoods through ‘90s beats. Whether our kids will feel the same connection remains to be seen.

“I’m embarrassed to admit how many times I cried while listening to it,” Shannon tells me. “I would sit there thinking about the day when my daughter would leave the next and wanting her to know that she can always come back to me…meanwhile, my 3-month-old would look up at me like, ‘I can’t even roll over yet. Relax.’”

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Anna Moeslein is the deputy editor at Glamour. Follow her—and her twins—on Instagram at @annamoeslein .

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The Piano review – cockle-warming TV with a major problem at its core

As people play their hearts out on station platforms, this is undoubtedly stirring stuff – but there’s always been something terribly odd plaguing it too

T he new series of The Piano confronts the obvious problem head on. “I thought we were one and done,” Claudia Winkleman says to the talent show’s judges, Mika and Lang Lang, because everyone will know now that the pair are hidden away somewhere, assessing all the amateur musicians who step forward to take their place at the public pianos stationed at various – well, stations – and selecting the winner from each concourse, who will go on to perform in a special concert at the end of the series.

No matter, says Mika , wholly unconvincingly. It was the stories of the people that drove the series, not the big reveal. So, that apparently dealt with, on we go.

The Piano is undeniably a cockle-warming endeavour. How could it not be? You’ve got Winkleman’s warmth plus iron control over the scene. You’ve got a variety of ordinary punters who wander up to the gleaming ivories – in Manchester Piccadilly for the opening episode – sit down, and are suddenly transformed into gods of music before an adoring crowd and exclaimed over by the world-renowned pianist Lang Lang and pop musician-of-the-people Mika.

The selection process for these punters is still a mystery, but they are clearly a far cry from a random assortment. Everyone has a good story to tell or a revelatory taste in music. The Instagram-ready young blonde Brooke turns out to be a law student who loves classical music and plays Poulenc’s Novelette in E Minor, though narratively speaking she is beaten by Ellis, a boxer from a rough council estate (“high crime rate but we’ve got a Costa, so it’s all good,” he says, deadpan) whose mother saved up to buy him a keyboard from Argos when he was four. There was no money for lessons so he learned through council-funded schemes and his own hard work. He plays Chopin’s lyrical, lovely Ballade No 4 and takes everyone’s breath away. “Do you think he’s aware of how difficult this piece really is?” says Mika. Is that an odd thing to say? I feel it’s an odd thing to say – as if anyone from a council estate who can play such a piece must be a kind of idiot savant rather than a true musician.

But The Piano has always had these odd moments, when we are pushed up against our prejudices, because they are (at least as much as the big reveal or the stories) what drives the show. Look, an old man can still play! Look, a nine-year-old who seems to be on the autistic spectrum can play with emotion! There is an unspoken agreement that it is as amazing that Amy has pink hair and still likes Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata as that she is self-taught, via tutorials on the internet.

But I am undoubtedly overthinking this. I would like to let the music soothe me, but unfortunately the same problem that plagued series one is back with a vengeance here. With the odd exception – such as the 18-year-old Caribbean gap-year student Fred’s transporting performance of Labrinth’s Beneath Your Beautiful – we get to see and hear almost none of it. We chop back and forth between player, crowd and Mika and Lang Lang’s commentary and get no real sense of what they are accomplishing. And the commentary itself remains hopelessly vague. The best of such reality shows – like Strictly Come Dancing, especially in its early days – educate the viewer slightly and add to the enjoyment by unpacking the skills and allowing us to appreciate them more. Here, the judges confine themselves to assuring us that they have just watched a very “mature” or “elegant” performance or that someone has “good technique” or “a soft left hand” (I don’t know if this is recommendation or not).

Nobody, moreover, seems clear on what the criteria are for anointing a winner. Is it the amount of raw talent on show? Comparison between the single performances? Or the heart-tugging nature of their backstories? It seems to be a bit of all of these, but applied thoroughly inconsistently. Claudia herself seems to have sway over the judges too.

It all makes The Piano feel a bit empty. Of course, the formula still works well enough overall. Even the fragments of music we get, and the love people express for it, suffice to get the tear ducts juicing. But with a little more thought, a little more bravery, a little more confidence in the amount of rigour and knowledge its audience would willingly bear, it could be so much more.

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Guest Essay

I Thought the Bragg Case Against Trump Was a Legal Embarrassment. Now I Think It’s a Historic Mistake.

By Jed Handelsman Shugerman

Mr. Shugerman is a law professor at Boston University.

About a year ago, when Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan district attorney, indicted former President Donald Trump, I was critical of the case and called it an embarrassment. I thought an array of legal problems would and should lead to long delays in federal courts.

After listening to Monday’s opening statement by prosecutors, I still think the district attorney has made a historic mistake. Their vague allegation about “a criminal scheme to corrupt the 2016 presidential election” has me more concerned than ever about their unprecedented use of state law and their persistent avoidance of specifying an election crime or a valid theory of fraud.

To recap: Mr. Trump is accused in the case of falsifying business records. Those are misdemeanor charges. To elevate it to a criminal case, Mr. Bragg and his team have pointed to potential violations of federal election law and state tax fraud. They also cite state election law, but state statutory definitions of “public office” seem to limit those statutes to state and local races.

Both the misdemeanor and felony charges require that the defendant made the false record with “intent to defraud.” A year ago, I wondered how entirely internal business records (the daily ledger, pay stubs and invoices) could be the basis of any fraud if they are not shared with anyone outside the business. I suggested that the real fraud was Mr. Trump’s filing an (allegedly) false report to the Federal Election Commission, and that only federal prosecutors had jurisdiction over that filing.

A recent conversation with Jeffrey Cohen, a friend, Boston College law professor and former prosecutor, made me think that the case could turn out to be more legitimate than I had originally thought. The reason has to do with those allegedly falsified business records: Most of them were entered in early 2017, generally before Mr. Trump filed his Federal Election Commission report that summer. Mr. Trump may have foreseen an investigation into his campaign, leading to its financial records. He may have falsely recorded these internal records before the F.E.C. filing as consciously part of the same fraud: to create a consistent paper trail and to hide intent to violate federal election laws, or defraud the F.E.C.

In short: It’s not the crime; it’s the cover-up.

Looking at the case in this way might address concerns about state jurisdiction. In this scenario, Mr. Trump arguably intended to deceive state investigators, too. State investigators could find these inconsistencies and alert federal agencies. Prosecutors could argue that New York State agencies have an interest in detecting conspiracies to defraud federal entities; they might also have a plausible answer to significant questions about whether New York State has jurisdiction or whether this stretch of a state business filing law is pre-empted by federal law.

However, this explanation is a novel interpretation with many significant legal problems. And none of the Manhattan district attorney’s filings or today’s opening statement even hint at this approach.

Instead of a theory of defrauding state regulators, Mr. Bragg has adopted a weak theory of “election interference,” and Justice Juan Merchan described the case , in his summary of it during jury selection, as an allegation of falsifying business records “to conceal an agreement with others to unlawfully influence the 2016 election.”

As a reality check: It is legal for a candidate to pay for a nondisclosure agreement. Hush money is unseemly, but it is legal. The election law scholar Richard Hasen rightly observed , “Calling it election interference actually cheapens the term and undermines the deadly serious charges in the real election interference cases.”

In Monday’s opening argument, the prosecutor Matthew Colangelo still evaded specifics about what was illegal about influencing an election, but then he claimed , “It was election fraud, pure and simple.” None of the relevant state or federal statutes refer to filing violations as fraud. Calling it “election fraud” is a legal and strategic mistake, exaggerating the case and setting up the jury with high expectations that the prosecutors cannot meet.

The most accurate description of this criminal case is a federal campaign finance filing violation. Without a federal violation (which the state election statute is tethered to), Mr. Bragg cannot upgrade the misdemeanor counts into felonies. Moreover, it is unclear how this case would even fulfill the misdemeanor requirement of “intent to defraud” without the federal crime.

In stretching jurisdiction and trying a federal crime in state court, the Manhattan district attorney is now pushing untested legal interpretations and applications. I see three red flags raising concerns about selective prosecution upon appeal.

First, I could find no previous case of any state prosecutor relying on the Federal Election Campaign Act either as a direct crime or a predicate crime. Whether state prosecutors have avoided doing so as a matter of law, norms or lack of expertise, this novel attempt is a sign of overreach.

Second, Mr. Trump’s lawyers argued that the New York statute requires that the predicate (underlying) crime must also be a New York crime, not a crime in another jurisdiction. The district attorney responded with judicial precedents only about other criminal statutes, not the statute in this case. In the end, the prosecutors could not cite a single judicial interpretation of this particular statute supporting their use of the statute (a plea deal and a single jury instruction do not count).

Third, no New York precedent has allowed an interpretation of defrauding the general public. Legal experts have noted that such a broad “election interference” theory is unprecedented, and a conviction based on it may not survive a state appeal.

Mr. Trump’s legal team also undercut itself for its decisions in the past year: His lawyers essentially put all of their eggs in the meritless basket of seeking to move the trial to federal court, instead of seeking a federal injunction to stop the trial entirely. If they had raised the issues of selective or vindictive prosecution and a mix of jurisdictional, pre-emption and constitutional claims, they could have delayed the trial past Election Day, even if they lost at each federal stage.

Another reason a federal crime has wound up in state court is that President Biden’s Justice Department bent over backward not to reopen this valid case or appoint a special counsel. Mr. Trump has tried to blame Mr. Biden for this prosecution as the real “election interference.” The Biden administration’s extra restraint belies this allegation and deserves more credit.

Eight years after the alleged crime itself, it is reasonable to ask if this is more about Manhattan politics than New York law. This case should serve as a cautionary tale about broader prosecutorial abuses in America — and promote bipartisan reforms of our partisan prosecutorial system.

Nevertheless, prosecutors should have some latitude to develop their case during trial, and maybe they will be more careful and precise about the underlying crime, fraud and the jurisdictional questions. Mr. Trump has received sufficient notice of the charges, and he can raise his arguments on appeal. One important principle of “ our Federalism ,” in the Supreme Court’s terms, is abstention , that federal courts should generally allow state trials to proceed first and wait to hear challenges later.

This case is still an embarrassment, in terms of prosecutorial ethics and apparent selectivity. Nevertheless, each side should have its day in court. If convicted, Mr. Trump can fight many other days — and perhaps win — in appellate courts. But if Monday’s opening is a preview of exaggerated allegations, imprecise legal theories and persistently unaddressed problems, the prosecutors might not win a conviction at all.

Jed Handelsman Shugerman (@jedshug) is a law professor at Boston University.

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