All of the “Red-Hot” deals below come with a  bench, 5 years parts and labor warranty , one local in-home tuning, and lifetime trade-up policy. All pianos are throughly inspected and certified to be in good condition.       

Daniel Qiang—-9 years old�
He has won first place award in last three years, First year in level 7, Second year in level 9 and third year in level 11 at Central Washington University  Sonata-Sonatino Festival, and Excellence award at Washington State Music Teacher Association Adjudications, and he also got first trophy at National Federation of Music Clubs.
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1—Sonata in D minor L.422  by Domenico  Scarlatti (5:20)
2—Etude Op.10, no.3  by F.Chopin (4:28)
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Deborah Lee—-11years old�
She has won first place for Level 6 at Sonata-Sonatina Festival in last year.She practices 2 hours a day.
1—Nocturne in E flat major Op,9.no.1 (4:50)
2—Muzurka in G minor Op.24, no.1(2:15)
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 Vanessa Ma—-11 years old
She received two first, one second and one third place awards at CWU festival and her first and second Trophies at NFMC Festival.
1—Sonata in D major by Mateo Albeniz (3:14)
2—Valse posth. by F Chopin (3:24)
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Cindy Kuang—-11 years old
She has received first place at CWU Festival
1—Polonaises in C# minor Op.26, no.1 (7:30)
2—Salta,Salta by Octavio Pinto (0:58)
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Jason Dan—-11 years old
He is a student of Eckstein Middle School. His the pianist for Eckstein Junior and Senior Orchestras. In 2007 and 2008,Jason gavmore than ten piano performances to different senior centers and nursing homes in Seattle.In 2007, he represented Seattle Public Schools and gave a piano performance at Washington State Rotaty Associayion. He has received two first place awards atCWU Festival and got first trophy at NFMC Festival.
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1—Fantasia in D minor TWV33:2 by Georg Philpp Telemann (3:31)
2—Dreams Op. 88, no.1 by Dmitri Kabalevsky (2:30)
3—Sonata in D major Hob.XVI:37 I movement by Franz Joseph Haydn (4:02)
4—Nocturne in C# minor (Posth.) by F Chopin (4:30)
5—Etude Op. 25, no.12, by F chopin (2:40)
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Judy Zhou—-13 years old
She has receiced her first and second Trophies at NFMC Festival and passed the ABRSM exam.
Polonaise F#minor Op.44 (11:30)

We did it, another 40 pianos sent to Kenya! Thank you to everyone who donated their pianos to this project. These pianos will be refinished and restored as needed in Kenya, and sold into loving homes and schools and other institutions, bringing both jobs and music to Kenya where it wouldn’t have been without this wonderful project.

Thanks to Chris Davis for returning for his 4th concert (and Brie for her second) in our well received concert series, bringing new and ever fascinating repertoire, this time accompanying 3 beautiful and exquisitely trained voices, with an excellent mixture of different pieces sung both solo and in different combinations. They also added a bit of humor with some musical theater. Complementing the voice performances, he added exciting classical repertoire as always. We look forward to having these skilled musicians back for more in the future. With 30 eager listeners in the audience, this concert was certainly warmly received.

Today we took a journey back in time with Wayne Johnson, directly to a rich part of American history and especially it’s musical history, the Roaring 20’s and continuing into the difficult 30’s. Through the eyes of music we were transported back to this very unique time, where our American music was being influenced by none other than the genius of George Gershwin, and some of his important contemporaries.

It seems to be a crowd favorite at Northwest Pianos when the musician includes talks about the music, the history, the stories. The musical experience becomes even more intimate, and we are left only wanting to hear more - more music and the delicious tales that describe the life that went into the creation of the music of the era.

In addition to being a wonderful story teller, replete with fascinating slides, history, and endless interesting details, Wayne is an outstanding pianist, performing music that combines complex technique with rockin’ rhythms of stride and jazz. His skill was relaxed, so one was taken beyond the performance and into the music, easily forgetting the difficulty of the music which Gershwin himself composed, as well as Lightning Fingers Billy Mayerl, Lothar Perl, Ernesto Nazareth, and others. This was truly an exceptional evening, leaving around 50 people only ready for more, and looking forward to a future evening by Wayne.

by - The NWP Concert Reviewer