Piano
The piano was an Earth keyboard-based musical instrument used in many styles of compositions, played by pressing keys while sitting on a stool or bench. The piano was sometimes given the nickname "black and whites", for the color of the piano keys. ()

In 1930, there was a piano on an elevated stage in the . ()

Harry S. Truman, President of the United States in 1947, was known to play the piano. ()

Benny Russell had a piano in his apartment in Harlem in the 1950s. ()

A bar on a Skagaran colony in the Delphic Expanse contained a piano. ()

Hoshi Sato's mother always wanted Hoshi to take piano lessons. During the Xindi incident when it seemed as if  might not make it back to Earth, Sato regretted not listening to her mother. ()

In 2293 the Federation president had a piano in his office. ()

Nella Daren played piano and played with Captain Picard several times while stationed on the . () He took piano lessons in his youth and regretted giving them up because they pleased his mother, but he disliked performing in front of an audience. ()

During his leave of absence from Starfleet, Benjamin Sisko would often play the piano located in his family's restaurant. ()

In the Bashir 62, holoprogram, Vic Fontaine's piano player leaves for Reno after winning at craps. ()

Vic's Las Vegas Lounge also had a player piano. This enabled Odo to look as if he knew how to play when he came to Vic for advice in attracting Kira Nerys. ()

The Doctor played the piano while observing Seven of Nine having a date with Lieutenant Chapman. He later played "Someone to Watch Over Me" on the piano. ()

A piano and its player were present at Deanna Troi and William T. Riker's wedding. ()

In 3189, Paul Stamets played the piano to accompany Adira Tal on the cello. ()

Piano players 
 Amarie
 Victor Borge
 Beatrice Burleigh
 Joran Dax
 Nella Daren
 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
 William T. Riker
 Benjamin Sisko
 Spock
 Paul Stamets
 Deanna Troi - seen playing a piano, although not necessarily skilled
 Harry S. Truman
 Seven of Nine
 The Doctor

Types of pianos 
 Baldwin Piano Company
 Lexington
 Roll-up portable piano from Mataline II
 Trill piano

See also 
 Harpsichord

External link 
 
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Earth musical instruments