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Kawai
“At Kawai, the quest for perfection is not just an ideal… but a duty"
The famous Japanese piano maker. Koichi Kawai developed the first Japanese-made piano for Yamaha before starting on his own in 1927 when the company structure changed and soon after he developed the first Japanese-made grand piano. Kawai Pianos have a warm rich tone and combined with the world-class "Millennium III" action with carbon fibre provide an extremely responsive and controllable touch. Kawai Pianos are used by many local schools, the University of WA, the AMEB, other major performance venues and a great number of private teaching studios and homes. Kawai have a range of instruments including digital pianos, upright pianos, grand pianos and the exquisite Shigeru Kawai concert grand pianos.
Read about the history of Kawai Pianos here.
