Liberace would never have played without the ever-famous candelabra on his elaborate grand piano but was it the lighting or just the ambiance For sake of television, it was a signature accessory for this entertainer but in early days prior to electricity, this was a definite necessity for practical reasons…the ability to see the sheet music! The market offers a wide variety of battery-operated, electric, clip-on, floor and table piano lamps which offer lighting for the musician but are also multi-functional and can transition to desk or study lighting as well.

Searching for the most appropriate piano lamp for your needs will require assessing those particular points. Of the many different styles, the balance arm lamp allows for usage by any number of pianists due to the adjustable feature. There are lamp bases consisting of brass, marble, crystal and antique brass to blend in with many different decors. If more height is needed at your instrument, the adjustable arm floor lamp might better suit your needs. There is little variance in the price range from desk top to floor models.

Another interesting concept in piano lamps are the grand piano lamps which are the clip-on style. The clamps are lined with felt materials to avoid any damage to the music stand where they are positioned. This unit is designed to be light in weight, utilizing a minimal amount of space and offering portability as well. The illumination that is provided from this compact appliance will be adequate for the most serious of musicians. The pricing is relatively the same as the other styles using standard bulbs.

Of the many different lighting fixtures that meet the needs of the pianist, the desk lamp is one that offers flexibility in usage. This lamp can be at home on the keyboard and work equally well within the area of the home office. This might be the occasion when the purchase of a pair of matching lamps of your choice would be the right accessories for your home.