I have many resources for you! Living Pianos Tour: Now in Waterloo Arts District I’m Robert Estrin here at, Your Online Piano Resource.įor premium videos and exclusive content, you can join my Living Pianos Patreon channel! Contact me if you are interested in private lessons. It’s all for you! So thanks again to everyone. Thanks so much for all your support, we couldn’t do it without you. We are celebrating Living Piano’s 15th year and hit 20 million views on YouTube with 95,000 subscribers! We’d love to have you! In the meantime, you can watch videos which we continue producing. If you’re ever in the area, you’re welcome to arrange a visit. It’s so easy to connect with people! That’s why I wanted to connect with you to let you know what’s going on here. I have students from all around the world! I also have a studio on the main level where I shoot a lot of my videos. We are in the process of remodeling part of it to allow for even more showroom space. In the back we have a large warehouse that houses our piano shop. On the lowest level we have our ping pong room. It’s hard to find people to do that kind of work these days. We just finally got air conditioning in the whole building. Thank goodness, because a lot of the restoration was already done including the plumbing, electrical, and all the important structural work. Fortunately, the person who owned the building before us was a contractor. Downstairs are our pianos in a beautiful showroom with great acoustics! The front part of the building is a Civil War era structure originally built in 1862. My wife has her music studio on the third floor. In our music room, we have a vintage, Chickering baby grand that blends right in with the vintage woodwork. It’s four stories! On the top two floors we have a beautiful place to live. There’s room for everything here in our new space. We bought a beautiful building here in the Waterloo Arts District. Next Saturday they’re blocking off the entire street and there will be artists, crafts, music and food. It’s really a vibrant place to be, particularly on the first Friday of the month. There are three outdoor stages where bands play. It’s a unique part of the city! Last night was Art Walk, which happens the first Friday of every month and it was packed. There are several vintage record stores, cool bars and restaurants, art galleries, and spectacular murals. So there is a nice mix of musicians who come through. One of the region’s noted music venues where national touring acts perform, Beachland Ballroom is right down the street. Take a tour of Living Pianos and the Waterloo Arts District HereĬheck out the accompanying video to see the neighborhood and the spectacular new Living Pianos showroom! This area offers so much. The only problem was we couldn’t come home without hitting major traffic. When we lived in Orange County, we used to love to go to Laguna Beach. You get on the freeway here and it actually moves! You don’t have to worry about rush hour. It’s really quite an experience living here! Yet the pace is not as intense as Southern California where we lived for so long. My wife and I really love the fact that we’re with like-minded people who appreciate art, music, and culture. There are a lot of galleries, restaurants, coffee houses, venues, recording studios, you name it, it’s here. The Waterloo Arts District is about 10 minutes east of downtown a mile from Euclid Beach on Lake Erie. We also have the Cleveland Cultural Gardens that stretch from the lake all the way inland to University Circle, celebrating the diversity of cultures here in this city. The Cleveland Museum of Art is one of the great museums in the country. There’s the Cleveland Orchestra, one of the world’s finest orchestras, about 15 minutes away from here at Severance Hall, which has spectacular acoustics. It’s left a legacy of culture and diversity. There was Millionaire’s Row on Euclid Avenue. The Rockefellers and the Carnegies were here. About one-hundred years ago, Cleveland was the epicenter of culture and wealth in the United States. This is a unique neighborhood in Cleveland Ohio. Living Pianos is now located in the Waterloo Arts District.
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