Leng Tshua, Pearl River’s Director for Global Sales and Marketing, talks about Asian piano culture, the necessities of marketing, and how the company has developed over the last few decades.

Pearl River Piano Group proudly introduces the QU2 Intelligent Piano Silent System, a groundbreaking solution designed to elevate your piano practice and creativity, anytime, anywhere.

On the morning of February 21, 2025, Mike Lawson, publisher of the authoritative American musical instrument magazine Musical Merchandise Review, musician and guitar connoisseur, visited the flagship store of Pearl River Piano in Guangzhou City, China.

Pearl River Guitars struck a powerful chord at this year’s NAMM Show with the debut of the Mike Lawson Signature Line Handmade Guitars: the ML8000-GCB Grand Auditorium Cutaway and the ML800-D Dreadnought Acoustic/Electric.

“The 9’ Kayserburg KA275 offers a rich, resonant sound with powerful bass and clear, bright treble,” Alice Chum

The Daishichi Sake Lounge, a stunning new venue blending the worlds of sake, music, and art, recently celebrated its soft opening with an unforgettable evening of culture and performance.

Pearl River captured center stage at Music China 2024 with the introduction of the Mike Lawson Signature Series handmade guitars.

We thank Pearl River dealers in the USA for making this year a record year for nominations in the trade magazine MMR!

Mike Lawson visited Guangzhou on August 10-14th to collaborate with Pearl River on the new Mike Lawson Signature series guitars, which will be top of the line handcrafted instruments.

Kayserburg Artist & United Nations messenger for Sustainable Development Goals, and Goodwill Ambassador Paul Ye, played his debut recital in Singapore on 22nd April 2024 at the Victoria Concert Hall.

Kayserburg Music School has officially opened its doors with a Grand Opening Ceremony on 20th April 2024.

The South China Morning Post recent article focuses on the Kayserburg piano line as well as the state of the piano market today. “Tshua Leng, Pearl River’s new director of global sales and marketing, tells the Post during a visit to Hong Kong that the company then came up with a new brand called Kayserburg, and began to create “an ultimate piano” for the international market.”