“I never want to see another piano without it.”
AM,Carmel, CA
“I’ve always wondered what the lid is for. Now I know.”
BM, Durham, NC
“At our concerts, there are always a few people who leave after an hour. But at yours, nobody moved. They were mesmerized by watching the hands on the screen.”
GH, Sarasota, FL
“This alone is worth the price of admission!”
HW, Quarryville, PA
“On behalf of short people everywhere, I want to thank you for this invention.”
NW, Providence, RI
“At another concert I attended, they projected the pianist’s hands on the screen. But it was distracting. This is not distracting because it is part of the instrument.”
RK, Gainesville, GA
“The keyboard camera projection adds to one’s pleasure and appreciation.”
SD, Westborough, MA
“Your invention is truly super.”
PT, Davidson, NC
“Does to piano concerts what sound did to silent movies.”
BP, San Diego, CA
“A real benefit to everyone attending a piano concert.”
CE, Canton, MA
“I have severe hearing loss in both ears . . . Your live keyboard projection was, at first, uniquely entertaining. Then I realized how much I was enjoying the music. The combination of sight and sound was like lip reading is for speech. Seeing which keys were being struck must stimulate some latent recall which fills in the blanks and flows the sounds into music. I look forward to your next concert.” JP, Jupiter, FL
“I can’t adequately express how much I gained from your concert…Being able to see the keyboard was marvelous.”
JR, Winter Park, FL
“The invention of the century!”
DN, Worcester, MA
“The idea of having the keyboard reflected on the bottom side of the piano was most creative and such a benefit for the audience to see your hands flying over the keyboard.”
JK, Audubon, PA