Well hello!
Welcome to our special social media landing page.
Thanks for clicking the URL in our Twitter, Facebook or YouTube profile.
I hope you enjoy our Tweets, postings and videos.
You are now on Beethoven Piano's website, www.beethovenpianos.com. Here you will find our Virtual Catalog showing you many of the fine pianos that come through our showroom on New York City's Piano Row, west 58th Street between 7th and 8th Avenue near Columbus Circle.
Wondering what we are about and why we love pianos so much?
This link pretty much covers the back story of our more than 35 years in business...
About Us
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Looking for a rebuilt Steinway or Yamaha grand piano? Here you will find our sale of several of these fine pianos. We also have rebuilt Bosendorfers, Becksteins, Grotrians, Mason & Hamlin and other elite brands of grand, upright and antique pianos. The craftspeople at our factory in the Bronx have amongst them over 200 years of old-world piano building experience and have done an amazing job restorying these find pianos.
And we represent new pianos from Hailun, Ritmuller, Pearl River, Galileo digitial pianos and those wonderful Shoenhut toy pianos the kids all love.
You can also find information on our many piano services: Sales, Rentals, Tuning & Regulation, Repairs & Refurbishing, and our supurb Moving Services.
When I started Beethoven Pianos 35 years ago, I never dreamed we would move over 50,000 pianos locally, nationally and internationally. Now we are the preferred piano movers in the New York City area. And we are rated AAA by the Better Business Bureau.
Here on our website you will also find our media coverage and announcements about special events and sales.
On Facebook you will find updates of the many developments in being one of the last full service piano stores in New York City.
On YouTube you can view videos we have taken of our many events or our customers playing the showroom as well as videos of piano playing we like.
On Twitter you will find daily tweets about piano concerts and events in the NYC area and information about pianos you may not have known.
So drop in whenever you wish and sample our catalog offerings, find the services you need, or join us in the conversation about pianos on our social media sites.
Customer Service is our top priority.
And you will always get great customer service when you call or visit our store from our experienced staff, Linda, Liz, Tammy or Joyce. If you are interest in purchasing a piano, speak with our lead saleman,
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Richard Sasnow who knows more about pianos than almost anyone. They will be happy to help you. Call 1-800-241-0001 or 212-765-2300.
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How we use Facebook (www.facebook.com/beethovenpianos):
We allow fans to “like” our page, which will gives our business more visibility. We also post updates about our business and the piano industry, our musician friends, concerts we attend, and we send them as messages to all of our fans and we create targeted messages and send them to customers.
How we use YouTube (www.youtube.com/beethovenpianos):
We view YouTube as a rare opportunity to showcase the region’s most promising young pianists, up close and personal. Many of the featured musicians on the Beethoven Pianos channel offer top-notch performances, soloists and ensembles. The Beethoven Pianos YouTube video channel is a chance to hear the best local musicians on piano.
How we use Twitter (www.twitter.com/beethovenpianos):
While we are a high volume twitter publisher, we try to add value, here’s how:
1) As a ‘shared feed’ reader. We’ll post up links of what we are reading that we find is interesting in near real time, and give some commentary. We try to add value here, rather than adding to noise. So use us as a news filter about pianos. We try to announce all the important concerts and piano gigs occurring in the New York City area.
2) As a chat room. We collectively work out problems, issues, and we gain insight to other people’s viewpoints. Often when conversations are just between a few folks, we shift to direct messages or email –sparing our community from hearing our minutia.
3) Event capture: Lately, when we attend an event (like a concert around the corner at Carnagie Hall) we’ll fire off the top nuggets from our experience.
4) Listening tool: It’s interesting to find out what others are sharing and talking about, from very personal to big concepts. we frequently use the search tools around different topics to keep on top of what’s happening.
5) Traffic driving tool: we use it to direct people to this website, sometimes (we’ll admit) a bit too enthusiastically. We will try to watch that. Google Analytics indicates this is one of the largest referrers of folks to our online Virtual Catalog.
Join us in the conversation.
Carl Demler, proprietor
