
| How A Piano Immigrates From Japan To The US |
| HOW KeyArts CONNECTS WITH JAPANESE FAMILIES |

















| Thanks for visiting the KeyArts website. Call for information. C. Anthony Pessarra |
| Beautiful Kawai & Yamaha pianos, expertly restored find a home and purpose for American families. Enjoy owning and playing one of these world class quality professional pianos at half the cost of new. |


| Mongolian Stewardship Fund |
| The overseas and stateside companies involved in the restoration and marketing of Kawai & Yamaha Professional Pianos believes that recycling helps ensure the availability and enjoyment of our planet's natural resources for future generations. Buying a large item such as a used piano and re-introducing it to another household is a perfect example of an ongoing commitment to save the environment. Through the process of refurbishing and reconditiong, unused instruments are continually saved from wasting away or ending up in landfills. A portion of the proceeds from every piano is donated to the Gobi Desert Stewardship Fund, a non-profit organization working to stop desertification in Mongolia. As a purchaser of either a Kawai or Yamaha piano, you help to keep the desert green. |
| Over the decades our business has grown tremendously. KeyArts has evolved through several phases, from sales of older pianos, rebuilding & restoration to a dealership for Baldwin & Kawai. In recent years I have decided to specialize in just one area...high quality Kawai and Yamaha professional restored pianos, putting all my energy into making these wonderful instruments available. Thanks to our customers who support and cherish our philosophy reflecting our commitment to quality, customer satisfaction, product knowledge and the environment, we can offer you this great selection of top quality professional instruments that will last a lifetime. It is my fond hope that a generation or more of music students will benefit from the purchase our customers make...so that long after KeyArts is no more and those students have grown into adulthood, someone may remeber how that piano came into the family and who it was that provided it .... C. Anthony Pessarra, owner KeyArts Yamaha-Kawai |