We now have a website dedicated to the NK 5.5!
Narrow Keys for Small Hands

We don't have the same size hands. Why are we playing the same sizes piano keys?
There are now options for pianos with narrow keys so small hands can have a great experience playing the piano!
NO pain, NO performance injury from over stretching, reaching octaves easily and possibly playing 10ths for the first time.
These are all the wonderful results of having piano keys that fit your hands.
I'm standing next to my son (6'4") who has a Yamaha P120. I have my 88-key new narrow digital keyboard!
It's custom made, semi weighted, midi 2.0, with 2 pedal jacks and midi out. I am working with a team to find a way to manufacture these keyboards that fit small hands at an affordable price. Interested? Fill out the form below.
If you think playing narrow keys affects your ability to play regular keys, watch the Maple Leaf Rag video below.
We are manufacturing narrow keyboards!
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Videos Playing Narrow Keys
Over 30 performers in this years festival. Click virtual tickets to see Linda play on 3 different narrow key pianos on June 23, 2022
Two Pianos - Two Sizes
Are we playing the wrong size?
First digital keyboard with 88 keys!
Shared Blog 2021-11: Pianos and Discrimination: Opening up the hornet’s nest and calling for more action
The Secret is out
Lumi got the width right but it's doesn't feel like a piano.
Time-lapse video setting up for community concerts while traveling and performing with my NK 5.5 narrow key digital piano.
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Go to NarrowKeys.com for more info on narrow key pianos and see us at the NAMM show Booth #10602
Stretto Piano Festival
Stretto - Italian for narrow.
The second piano festival dedicated to performances on narrow key pianos was June 2022. You can see the online performaces until January 2023.
The Stretto Festival has grown from 17 performers (in 2021) to over 30 unique concerts. If you miss the live events, you can watch virtually at your convenience.
I was honored to be asked back to the festival and will performed on Thursday, June 23 at 7pm PST. It is a 45 minute program called Classical to Blues and includes some 2 - piano performances with my dragonfly sister Sue Gould. I performed on 3 different narrow key pianos.
I hope you can join us online. There is a nominal fee to watch and many of the performers are dedicating the proceeds to the advancement of narrow key initiatives. Thank you for your support and enjoy the concerts!
Click here for more information about the concerts and to purchase tickets.
Click here for Linda Gould's concert information.
