Why should an institute be proud of being ....?!
Question: all-Steinway? Because if the students practice on a Steinway and then attempt a performance on a worse piano, there is a high possibility that they would mess up because the touches are different.
Answers: all-Steinway? Because if the students practice on a Steinway and then attempt a performance on a worse piano, there is a high possibility that they would mess up because the touches are different.
Steinways are very expensive pianos, so they probably are proud that they have so much money. As for the students, they probably want to train them so well that they'll be fine when they go to play a different piano.
They like boys i guess?
haha. what a random question
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Well , Steinway are regarded as the best pianos in the world by many people so it makes sense to advertise the fact that they only use the best.
Like a car rental company saying "we only have Rolls Royce".
If they're performing at the school, the piano will not be worse. All Steinway schools generally have all Steinway uprights and concert grands. Some Steinway schools also have the Steinway-made brands of Boston and Essex, equally good pianos, but less expensive.
They are proud because they can offer their students high-quality instruments to practice and perform on. My school is wanting to become an All-Steinway school, and I wouldn't mind because our practice room pianos are crap.