The 48″ K-300 upright piano builds upon the award-winning legacy of its predecessor, the K-3, delivering uncommon touch and exquisite tone. The K-300 is equipped with our revolutionary Millennium III Upright Action designed with components made from carbon composite materials to provide ultra-responsive touch and exceptional musical expression. The K Series K-300 upright piano projects rich, pleasing tone through its tapered solid spruce soundboard that offers a wide dynamic range from thundering fortissimos to the most sensitive and delicate pianissimos. With elegant styling, responsive touch and richness of tone, the K-300 upright piano proudly extends its award-winning heritage by delivering unsurpassed performance that will satisfy the most discerning pianists.
In this video, Ted is joined by classical pianist Daniel Voeller to discuss the features, sound, and touch of the Kawai K-300 Piano. Take a look as we dive into the subtleties and details for the performer.
Being a Classical Pianist, Daniel offers a perspective from a teacher and performer's standpoint on what it is like to use this instrument for long sessions. Whether you're teaching or practicing, the K-300 is a workhorse of an upright piano and is widely used at many educational institutions. A piano like this is where you as a player can spend the essential time hashing out difficult passages on a piece or have your student accompany you during a lesson.
Daniel demonstrates and compares how the action of the K-300 responds to fast repeated inputs and the dynamic contrast of the instrument compared to its sister piano the K-200. Having a lot of experience on Grand Pianos, you get to witness Daniel's first hand impression, comparison and sound of the K-300 upright as he performs an excerpt from Ravel's "Alborada Del Gracioso"!
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