The New York Times: The Piano’s History, Quietly Celebrated
(The article below was brought to the attention of The Carolina Music Museum by one of our volunteers, Walter Gerus, who found in the NY Times Archives, the November 24, 1988 edition.) Read the full article.
See This, Skip That: Greenville, South Carolina By Gabe Sagilieand TRAVELZOO via GMA
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Greenville News: Carolina Music Museum Coming to Downtown
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The Early Piano, Square Pianos and Early Grand Pianos in the United Kingdom
The Early Piano, Square Pianos and Early Grand Pianos in the United Kingdom posted an event on their news page announcing the opening of the Carolina Music Museum. The entry was made by Graham Walker. Read the full announcement.
Making History -Inspiration For The Modern Revolutionary
Another Organized Piano? by John Watson. An article about Tom Strange. Read the article here. Photo: The piano nameboard inscription by William Rolfe of London.
Early Pianos and Modern Minds–A TEDxYouth Lecture by Thomas Strange
Greenville Journal: Profiles The Carolina Music Museum
Greenville Journal: Tom Strange has 37 pianos and thinks he’s finally found a place to put them by Cindy Landrum. Read the full article in the Greenville Journal.
Columbia Museum of Art: From Silence to Splendor: The Square Piano Returns
Read the full article. Photo above: Andrew Willis, Pat Beckler, and Tom Strange celebrate the square piano’s return after its inaugural concert.
Clemson Blogs: Facing South: Keyboard Instruments in the Early Carolina’s
FORTHCOMING: Facing South: Keyboard Instruments in the Early Carolina’s, by Thomas Strange, Patrick Hawkins, and Kunio Hara Read the blog here.
Brief History of the Square Piano Posted by EdwardianPiano in Fortepianos
Edwardian Piano ~ Musings on Art, Literature, Lyric and Music Posted by EdwardianPiano in Fortepianos See the full post. Brief History of the Square Piano Thomas Strange of Easley, South Carolina provides a brief history of the square piano. In this clip, he discusses the roots of the square piano from the early clavichord. Also, […]
