- PIANO
- Andre Watts's instrument
- Key instrument
- Steinway, e.g.
- Watts' instrument
- Keyed instrument
- Parlor grand, e.g.
- Softly, to Masur
- Billy Joel's instrument
- Common percussion instrument
- Instrument, or a direction on how to play it
- Little Richard's instrument
- Baby grand, e.g.
- Concerto instrument
- Instrument for 79 Down
- Baldwin, e.g.
- The ___ Has Been Drinking (Not Me) (Tom Waits song)
- One grand?
- Place to find the starts of 17-, 27-, 45- and 60-Across
- Ahmad Jamal's instrument
- The 88s
- Mover's challenge
- See 102-Across
- Baldwin creation
- Yamaha product
- Forte's opposite
- Schroeder's prop
- Glenn Gould's instrument
- Upright, for example
- Grand instrument?
- Set of keys
- An arabesque is often performed on one
- Ryan Gosling learned it for "La La Land"
- I Will Survive starter
- Victor Borge's instrument
- Baby grand, for one
- Steinway product
- It could be a grand
- Kind of bar
- Chopin wrote for it
- Schroeder's toy
- Count Basie's instrument
- Grand or upright
- It has hammers and keys
- Marvin Hamlisch's instrument
- Softly, to Serkin
- Instrument played by Ray Charles
- Upright or grand
- Liberace's instrument
- Parlor instrument
- Bench site
- Instrument with pedals
- Schroeder's instrument
- What Sam plays in "Casablanca"
- Bruce Hornsby's instrument
- Joel's instrument
- Van Cliburn's instrument
- BÅ¡sendorfer, e.g.
- Lounge piece
- Elton's instrument
- Emanuel Ax's instrument
- Harpsichord relative
- Honky-tonk instrument
- Item with hammers and pedals
- Elton John's Vegas show had a red one
- Softly, on scores
- Upright or baby grand
- Keys played by Alicia Keys
- Instrument for 16-Down
- Yamaha purchase
- Grand, for one
- Saloon instrument
- Baby grand __
- It's often grand
- Joplin instrument
- This could
- Ivory tickler's instrument
- John's instrument
- Lounge "axe"
- Basie's medium
- Knabe product
- Key location
- Parlor piece
- Softly
- Parts of one begin 18-, 28-, 49- and 64-Across
- Softly, in music
- Steinway creation
- Upright, e.g.
- Brahms's instrument
- Chopin's instrument
- Borge's forte
- Liszt's forte
- Beethoven's instrument
- Grand, perhaps
- Upright, for one
- Grand __
- Cliburn's instrument
- Invention credited to Bartolomeo Cristofori circa 1700
- Scott Joplin's instrument
- Liszt's instrument
- Brahms' instrument
- Schroeder's love
- Yamaha with a bench
- Steinway, for one
- Toy in many "Peanuts" panels
- Composer John Cage's "Suite for Toy __"
- Holder of keys
- Rachmaninoff's instrument
- Yamaha with a bench seat
- Brahms played it
- One often seen in a parlor
- Instrument for Joel or John
- It can be grand
- It has keys for flats
- One may be grand
- With 38-Across, Beethoven oeuvre with 35 works
- Instrument played by Don Shirley in "Green Book"
- Steinway instrument
- Upright __
- Where "the ivories" are
- Nero's instrument
- Softly, to Solti
- Upright
- Waller's ax
- Basie's instrument
- Prop for 16 Down
- Horowitz's instrument
- Elton John's instrument
- Theme of the puzzle
- Lounge instrument
- Cocktail lounge instrument
- Alicia's keys
- André Watts' instrument
- Harpsichord kin
- Jazz instrument
- Spinet or baby grand
- Upright instrument
- Baby grand, for example
- Billy Joel instrument
- Spinet or grand
- 88-key instrument
- Casablanca instrument
- Choral direction
- Keyboard instrument
- Recital instrument
- Rehearsal-hall piece
- Saloon music maker
- Musical direction
- With 5 Down, type of orchestral work
- Étude instrument
- Alicia Keys' instrument
- Challenge for movers
- It's heard at chorus rehearsals
- Grand, e.g.
- Fixture at a Tchaikovsky Competition
- Hammer home
- Quietly, in a 41 Down
- Sir Elton John's instrument
- Baby grand, for instance
- Instrument with hammers
- Stringed instrument
- Concert keyboard
- One heard at choir practice
- Baby grand instrument
- Grand keyboard instrument
- See 41 Down
- Eighty-eight
- Instrument with 88 keys
- Roll player
- Musical instrument.
- Soft: Italian.
- Paderewski's instrument.
- Soft: Music.
- What Cristofori made.
- Truman's forte.
- Truman's hobby.
- Iturbi's forte.
- Square or upright.
- The ivories.
- Casadesus plays it.
- Concert hall item.
- Iturbi's instrument.
- Robert Casadesus' forte.
- Borge's instrument.
- Liberace's has candles.
- Chopin's forte.
- Party instrument.
- Composer's instrument.
- Concert grand.
- Liberace's forte.
- Grand ___.
- Opposite of fortissimo.
- Serkin's forte.
- Soft, in music.
- 88 keys.
- Instrument for 17 Across.
- Player or grand.
- Spinet.
- Softly: Mus.
- Grand.
- Cristofori made the first one: 1709
- Instrument for Friml
- Instrument for Nero
- Serkin's instrument
- Soft, to Solti
- Baby grand.
- Pre-TV living room feature.
- Nero plays it.
- Quietly: Mus.
- Opposite of forte.
- Percussion instrument.
- Set of ivory keys.
- Soft: Mus.
- Cliburn's forte.
- Count Basie plays it
- Hollander's forte
- Borge plays it
- Instrument
- Dame Myra's need
- Literary ___ (typewriter)
- Rudolf Serkin's need
- Upright or player
- Truman played it
- Earl "Fatha" Hines plays it
- Station for the Ragtime Kid
- Gathering place at many a party
- Grand or baby grand
- Instrument for Emil Gilels
- Emil Gilels plays it
- Instrument for Serkin
- Grand follower
- Instrument for Percy Grainger
- Forte's musical antithesis
- Instrument for Van Cliburn
- Grand worth more than a grand
- Kind of bar or player
- Clavichord's successor
- Horowitz music maker
- A player, perhaps
- Softly, musically
- This could be grand
- Watts's instrument
- Instrument Cristofori developed
- Instrument Dudley Moore plays
- Kin of a harpsichord
- ___ Man, Billy Joel song
- Serkin played it
- Hammer-and-strings instrument
- Softly, to Ozawa
- Spinet; upright
- What Marilyn Crispell plays
- A clavier
- Jane Campion film, with "The"
- 1993 Holly Hunter film, with "The"
- It provides a sounding board
- Instrument for any 38-Across
- Recreation center staple
- Instrument for an étude
- Grand piece of furniture
- 32-Down's was a toy
- Tutor's subject, maybe
- It might be grand
- Key locale
- Kind of roll or bar
- Soft
- Word with roll or bar
- Casablanca music maker
- Honky-tonk player
- Honky-tonk sight
- A parlor utensil for subduing the impenitent visitor: Ambrose Bierce
- Holder of 88 keys
- A Baldwin
- Instrument for Rachmaninoff
- Place for a hammer
- Lounge in many a hotel
- Alicia Keys's instrument
- It's in front of a benched player
- One of the Baldwins?
- Source of grand sounds?
- Instrument for Lady Gaga
- Steinway or Baldwin
- Alicia Keys's instrument, aptly
- Instrument at Rick's Café
- Baldwin offering
- Keys for Keys?
- It has 88 keys
- Staple of ragtime music
- Grand onstage
- Sam played one in "Casablanca"
- Upright, maybe
- Instrument for Billy Joel
- Place for a bench
- Player ___
- Martha Argerich instrument
- Vanessa Carlton instrument
- It can be grand or upright
- Where to find a set of small hammers
- With 51-Down, someone who gets keys in key
- Word that can precede or follow "player"
- Brendel's instrument
- Perahia's instrument
- Donald Fagen's instrument
- Instrument with a bench
- Steinway, say
- Grand or spinet
- Spinet, say
- Andre Watts' instrument
- Claudio Arrau's instrument
- Norah Jones plays one
- Casablanca prop
- Musical instrument whose name means "soft"
- Instrument that "sounds like a carnival" in a classic Billy Joel song
- The first instrument heard in My Chemical Romance's "Welcome to the Black Parade"
- Instrument played by Martha Argerich
- Site of dozens of keys
- Word with bar, player or lesson
- A grand instrument
- Classic keyboard
- Cristofori invention
- Percussion instrument, really
- Fats Waller's instrument
- It might be upright
- If you play it, it could be grand
- Schroeder's play thing?
- Type of bench in front of keys
- Thing with many keys
- Rocketman instrument
- Its lowest key is on the left
- Keys for Alicia Keys
- It has keys and pedals
- Mitsuko Uchida's instrument
- Dueling ___ bar
- Type of bar with live music
- Instrument for Alicia Keys, fittingly
- Instrument in the string and percussion families
- Instrument that Lady Gaga plays
- Horowitz instrument
- Musically soft
- In music softly
- Type of bar
- Eighty-eight keys
- Rhapsody in Blue solo instrument
- Composer's direction
- It requires many keys
- Kind of bar or wire
- Softly, to a composer
- Clavichord's descendant
- Spot for hammers
- It could be grand
- Softly, in scores
- Baby grand or spinet
- Instrument with keys
- Instrument at a John or Joel concert
- Instrument played by Clint Eastwood
- Sam's instrument in "Casablanca"
- Schroeder's instrument in "Peanuts"
- Martha Argerich's instrument
- Rudolf Serkin's instrument
- Word before bar or stool
- Fur Elise instrument
- Boogie-woogie instrument
- Elton John concert need
- One of two "dueling" instruments
- Aretha Franklin played it
- Dorothy Donegan instrument
- Tough instrument for movers to move
- Upright or grand, for example
- Yuja Wang's instrument
- Instrument played by Diana Krall
- Instrument played by the Queen of Soul
- Isata Kanneh-Mason's instrument
- Lang Lang's instrument
- Main instrument in the song "A Thousand Miles"
- Nina Simone's instrument
- Instrument for Mary Lou Williams
- Instrument that's hard to transport
- Instrument with over 200 strings
- Instrument with three pedals
- Schroeder's toy instrument
- Softly, to Arrau
- It's grand, maybe
- Bar fixture
- Ivories' place
- It may have a player
- Source of some rags
- Shine prop
- It holds a lot of hammers
- Chopsticks source?
- Site of many hammers
- Lounge fixture
- Chopsticks producer?
- See 24-Across
- Van Cliburn's specialty
- Key note producer
- Key note source
- Focus of a player on the bench
- Holder of many hammers
- See 62-Across
- Grand, say
- Honky-tonk fixture
