Vancouver is an undoubtedly thriving community with strong foundations in contemporary, interdisciplinary and classical arts. Our musical landscape is constantly evolving alongside the creative technology that empowers us as both performers and appreciators of music.

A group of talented performers from the Young Artist Club under the Steinway Society of BC recently traveled with us to Toronto for their Summer Exchange Program with the Crescendo International Competition. The trip was a phenomenal and educational experience for everyone involved. 

The recent Alberta forest fires displaced tens of thousands but motivated countless hearts with a call for national relief efforts and support. Tom Lee Music was motivated to create a national fundraising effort to help the residents of Fort McMurray recover from this disaster and return to their families and friends.

Our company was thrilled to celebrate the opening night gala for an Aboriginal Art Exhibition: Latin America & Canada. On July 4th, we were delighted to provide our elegant, high resolution player piano, the new Steinway & Sons Spirio.

Since its founding in 1853 in a Manhattan loft on varick street, Steinway & Sons has been considered one of the world’s finest piano manufacturers. Over the next thirty years, German immigrant Henry Engelhard Steinway and his family developed the modern piano, building each instrument one at a time.

NEW YORK CITY – Tom Lee Music, the exclusive dealer for Steinway, Boston and Essex pianos in the Greater Vancouver and Vancouver Island areas, has won the coveted Steinway & Sons ‘Steinway Dealer Excellence Award’ for the 3rd consecutive year. This is the highest honor given by the maker of what many music experts consider the world's finest pianos.

At only eleven years old, JJ Bui won first prize in CBC Music's 2016 Piano Hero competition with his phenomenal video performance of Chopin's Ballade No. 1, Op. 23.

Flowers make us happy. They delight the senses, connect us with the organic world, provide life and inspire art.

Elton John recently confirmed dates in October and February for “The Million Dollar Piano” at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. The show features a Yamaha piano with more than 68 LED videos screens that swirl colors and patterns while Elton plays a setlist of songs spanning his five-decade career.

We are deeply saddened by the loss of another world icon and musical powerhouse. We know that Prince will continue to inspire and challenge us with the legacy of his albums, his artistry and his vibrant spirit.