Axus vs Casio vs Yamaha | Digital Pianos
Three digital pianos which have changed the way in which musicians play their favourite pieces. But which one is. Continue reading
Jack Spencer
Jack joined the Normans Sales Team in August 2016 after taking up the piano a couple of years ago. He has performed at a few events (one being at a football ground!) He also organises charity events, which he always trys to play piano in somewhere! He hopes that he can progress further in his music career in the years to come.
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DGX660 vs YDP144 | Yamaha Digital Pianos
The world-renowned Yamaha DGX660 and YDP144 are two of their most popular digital pianos. Designed for players of. Continue reading
Percussion for Small Hands
Music Education is bigger and better than ever before, and our fantastic range of A-Star Percussion has become one. Continue reading
Axus vs Casio AP Series | Digital Pianos
Casio’s AP Digital Pianos are ideal for the ambitious pianist, with a range of high-end sounds and Scaled Hammer. Continue reading
What’s the difference between Digital Pianos and Portable Keyboards?
It’s a question we get asked every day. ‘What is the difference? Why are they called different things? Which. Continue reading
Casio PX-360 Privia Portable Piano
With the number of gigging musicians on the rise, the demand for portable stage pianos has never been higher. The. Continue reading
The Jumbie Jam | What is it?
Originating from Trinidad and Tobago, the steel pan is a fantastic, fun instrument to start on. The ‘Jumbie. Continue reading
Axus vs Yamaha | Digital Pianos
Three of the most talked about instruments here at Normans, both Axus and Yamaha Digital Pianos are ever-growing. Continue reading
Why is Piano the Best Instrument to Learn?
Being one of the most popular instruments ever, the Piano is renowned for being at the heart of any musician. Its. Continue reading
Yamaha PSRE360 Beginner Keyboard | An Overview
Designed for new musicians just starting out on the keyboard, the Yamaha PSRE360 is a very popular option without. Continue reading