33 Melodius Gifts For Piano Players Guaranteed To Be Like Music To Their Ears

Even the most well-versed pianists forget a thing or two no and then. When those brain farts occur, this reference poster will come to the rescue. Ideal for classrooms and studios, the 24"x26" glossy poster is packed with 120 piano chords and a wealth of other information.

Musicians collect sheet music like baseball card collectors collect cards, and they need a similar place to put it all. This binder is the perfect place, with room for up to 40 sheets of music. Slide them right into the protectors, no holes required.

When you're on the move, take your piano with you...sort of. This finger piano has seventeen keys, which is enough to open a whole world of amusing songs to play. It comes in a hardshell case to keep it protected and produces gentle, dulcet sounds.

When you're in the practice room in the middle of the night or on stage, make sure you've got enough light to see what you're playing with this handy sheet music lamp. The bar lamp targets just what you're playing to eliminate other distractions and has 9 levels of illumination.

Who among us doesn't want to relive that scene from Big? Even kids of today that have no idea what that reference means will adore playing on this gigantic keyboard mat. It's got two octaves built-in and is a piece of active, musical fun that everyone can enjoy.

The hands are filled with spots that are used in trigger point massage and stress-relieving reflexology, but we use them so often we hardly think about it. This hand massager encourages you to take a beat and enjoy a pulsating, heated massage that'll lower tension throughout your whole body and make your hands feel new.

Cheese and music, music and cheese, sounds like a pretty fun combination to us. This grand piano cheeseboard is handcrafted from bamboo and has a lid that lifts to reveal the cheese cutting tools inside. It's music to a piano playing foodie's ears.

Once a pianist, always a pianist, even when they're not around a piano. But they can be all the time when they've got the thumb piano in their pocket. It's only got 8 notes but you can do a lot with an octave.

When you're not really sure where you want the day's practice to go, let the universe decide for you with Musician's Dice. There are a dozen die in the bag, each printed with a different note or key, that you have to figure out how to incorporate into a song.

Compose the old-fashioned way with a pencil and a stencil with this songwriting stencil. You can make thousands of musical combinations on it, realistically, you could write a whole symphony. It'll find in a small pocket so you can use it when inspiration strikes anywhere.

With this DIY music box, you’ll be able to create beautiful music even if you aren’t musically gifted. This wonderful and unique gift idea is crafted from high-quality wood and will allow you to create lovely melodies.

This piano epitomizes the idea of Grand, especially when you consider the model is made from Lego. It has a 25-key keyboard, moving dampers, and can actually be played. It measures over 8.5" tall and has a lid that can be lifted and propped open.

You know what they say, you can tune a piano but you can't tune a fish! With this professional kit, you won't have to call someone over to do it for you, you'll be able to do it yourself. It's got the tools that will treat the delicate insides of your instrument with care so it's ready to play ASAP.

Suns out, finger guns out, amirite? Keep your digits in great shape with the D'Addario Varigrip. The tiny resistance device has been trusted by decades of musicians to keep their playing hands strong.

Not much has changed about the piano bench since good ol' Beethoven plopped his big butt down on it. They weren't comfy then but they are now thanks to this super soft piano bench mat. Strap the mat, which is over 4" thick, to your bench and plop your butt down. Don't be surprised if your cat joins you.

Practice room a little cold? No problem, cover-up in this cute woven blanket. There are so many musical symbols on it that it makes a great piece of decor for grown-ups and a playful way for younger ones to learn about elements of music. It measures 46"x30", with plenty of room for one person to snuggle under.

Marching to the beat of your own drum doesn't always cut it when a piece specifies a particular tempo. Get in practice playing at a certain cadence with a mechanical metronome. It's easy to adjust, can tick out a wide variety of tempos, and requires no batteries to keep going.

When regular practice is getting dull, shake it up with Rep Decks. It looks like a regular deck of cards with all the suits and numbers they usually have but each is printed with a challenging set of bars of music to play. Shuffle it and see what appears when you deal them out.