All upright type pianos are vertical pianos. All horizontal pianos are grands.
The smallest vertical is called a spinet then, console, studio and upright. There is no such thing as an "upright grand." It is just a name placed onto a piano.
A console piano is one type of vertical piano. Console pianos range in height from 40 to 44 inches. This is about the middle of height range of vertical pianos. The spinet piano is the shortest and the professional piano is the tallest.
current price, vertical Piano, New England Piano Co. 1881
the name of the piano player is the pianist
I believe the term "stand up piano" is another way of saying "upright piano". An upright piano has strings that are vertical (top to bottom) unlike the more popular grand piano which has strings that are horizontal (front to back). If you would like more info go to http:/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piano
Quite simply, no, there is not another name for the piano. Hope I helped! :)
A console piano is one type of vertical piano. Console pianos range in height from 40 to 44 inches. This is about the middle of height range of vertical pianos. The spinet piano is the shortest and the professional piano is the tallest.
An average length of a vertical grand piano is about 1,37m.
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A Mammoth piano is a hybrid 7' tall vertical grand piano that is built by the Mammoth Piano company. It has a full size concert string scale and a double escapement action, and weighs about 1500lbs. The piano is unique, custom built, and there is no other piano like it made today.
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I assume you are asking this refering to commercially available pianos rather than a world record breaking piano. A concert Grand piano is the biggest piano Concert Grand Piano Grand Piano Baby Grand Piano Upright Piano
the name of the piano player is the pianist
I believe the term "stand up piano" is another way of saying "upright piano". An upright piano has strings that are vertical (top to bottom) unlike the more popular grand piano which has strings that are horizontal (front to back). If you would like more info go to http:/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piano
Quite simply, no, there is not another name for the piano. Hope I helped! :)
The name of the right pedal on a piano is the "damper pedal."
The sustain pedal on the far right is used to sustain the notes played on a piano. This is true for both vertical and grand pianos.