Baby Grand Pianos for Sale

New Baby Grand Pianos

Piano Gallery of Orem, Murray, and St. George have an extensive collection of new Yamaha baby grand pianos in a variety of colors, sizes, and price ranges. Browse our entire lineup below. We have sales regularly and also offer financing; for the most updated pricing or to ask a question, please reach out today! Shipping is free within 300 miles and includes a free piano tuning.

USED BABY GRAND PIANOS

The Piano Gallery is selective when curating our used baby grand piano selection. We’ve found a great selection of pre-owned pianos that have been well cared for. Each piano is beautiful, with a great sound and touch. These pianos are available for purchase online or in-person. Shipping is free within 300 miles. For more information about a piano or to get shipping information for your specific location, please click “Contact Us” below. Please note, while we do our best to keep our online inventory as updated as possible, the most recent inventory can be confirmed by contacting the store location listed in the product details. 

GRAND PIANOS VS BABY GRAND PIANOS

Grand pianos and baby grand pianos are both highly regarded instruments in the world of music, each bringing its own unique qualities and advantages to performances and practice spaces. The primary difference between the two lies in their size and sound production. A grand piano typically measures from about 5 feet 7 inches to over 9 feet in length. This larger size allows for a longer string length and larger soundboard, which are crucial in producing a richer, more resonant and complex sound. Grand pianos are preferred in concert halls and large venues where the depth and volume of the piano’s sound need to fill a vast space.

On the other hand, a baby grand piano, which generally ranges from about 4 feet 5 inches to just 5 feet 3 inches in length, offers a more compact solution without sacrificing the aesthetic and acoustic benefits of a grand piano. The shorter string length and smaller soundboard create a slightly different sound quality that is nonetheless rich and full, suitable for smaller rooms and intimate settings. Baby grand pianos are often chosen for their ability to fit into limited spaces and for their affordability, making them a popular choice among both budding and experienced pianists who may not need the formidable power of a larger grand piano. These instruments still maintain the classic horizontal string arrangement and the responsive action that grand pianos are known for, providing a delightful playing experience.

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