Ted is joined by classical pianist Daniel Voeller to discuss the features, sound, and touch of the Kawai GL-20 Baby Grand Piano. Daniel performs two opposing style pieces and offers his opinions on the feel and responsiveness. We take a dive into the subtleties and details for the performer.
The Kawai GL-20 is a 5'2" baby grand piano that blends compact design with impressive musical performance, making it suitable for homes, studios, and advancing players. Its Millennium III carbon-composite action provides a highly responsive and stable touch, while the solid spruce soundboard delivers a warm, resonant tone that carries well for its size.
Built with durable structural features such as a robust pin block, V-Pro plate, and duplex scaling, it maintains tuning stability and tonal richness over time. With refined details like a soft-fall fallboard and polished finish options, the GL-20 offers both aesthetic appeal and reliable grand-piano quality in a smaller footprint.
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