Piano | 2 mins read

August 17, 2025

Got a Piano

My daughter decided that she wanted to learn the piano, so we got her piano lessons and her own digital piano with weighted keys.

Our requirement was a real “Partner Mode,” where the piano splits into two sections with the same key range. The most affordable option from a reputable brand was the Korg B2. The cheapest we could find from a reputable brand was Korg’s B2.

We got this pretty KORG B2SP for a discount

Buying in their physical store is ₱2,000–₱3,000 cheaper than the price listed on their website. It’s a good price for a starter piano. I was hesitant to buy my daughter a more expensive model since I wasn’t sure the hobby would stick.

After activating all the bundled Korg software, I started re-learning piano myself—I used to play as a kid in the UAE. So maybe a pricier piano wouldn’t be a waste after all, since I’m using it on weekends too.

One of the software bundled with Korg was a 3 month license of Skoove, which I found really useful for self learning piano for myself while my daughter attends “proper music classes”.

If ever this hobby does not fade away for either my daughter or myself, I might consider buying a better Korg piano.

August 21, 2025 Update

I caught my daughter playing a piece that wasn’t part of her music lessons. It’s sort of a hint to me that she’s really interested as she’s going beyond the lesson plan.

August 28, 2025 Update

May eldest surprised me with her own composition XD

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