The large upright Yamaha pianos are wonderful...they produce beautiful sound, are priced slightly below $10,000, and is an excellent piano if you are buying it for children who are gonna be using it for practicing and lessons...another good brand to also consider is Kawai...If you want a grand piano, Yamaha is still great, and if you want something a little more "refined", you can opt for a Steinway...if you want to save some money, try to buy a good used piano...one thing great about used pianos is that the older pianos had keys still made from ivory...the newer models you see in the stores usually have keys made from some calcium compound to mimic ivory...the feel is a little odd...

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