Pearl River

Pearl River Piano Group Launched The World’s Largest Dedicated Flagship Retail Showroom

The latest establishment of the Saigon Talent Education Development (STED) Art School, led by Ted Saigon, was celebrated with a grand opening event in Hanoi, Vietnam.

Through the collaboration between the Guangzhou Pearl River Piano Group and TED Saigon, the second Pearl River showroom has been established. Following the immense success of the first showroom in Ho Chi Minh City in 2019, this new showroom is now open, further strengthening their partnership.

As the leading exclusive retail group in Vietnam, TED Saigon proudly holds the distinction of being the largest provider of Pearl River, Ritmüller, and Kayserburg pianos in the country.

With a commitment to nurturing and cultivating artistic talents across various disciplines in Vietnam, the newly constructed seven-story building houses an art education center, a piano showroom, and a dedicated piano technical and warranty center. This facility is designed to cater to the diverse needs of individuals seeking artistic growth and to provide comprehensive services related to piano education, appreciation, and maintenance.

Within the new establishment in Hanoi, there is an impressive performance stage outfitted with a Kayserburg Concert Grand piano, while a separate professional performance room is equipped with a Ritmüller Concert Grand piano. These remarkable instruments enhance the venue’s capabilities and ensure exceptional musical experiences for performers and audiences alike.

The students at the school undergo comprehensive training in various artistic disciplines such as piano, guitar, violin, art, dance, vocal, and music perception, with a focus on developing their skills as performers or composers.

Since its establishment in Ho Chi Minh City in 2014, the Ted Saigon Art School, initiated by the Vietnam Institute of Education Development (VIED), has been instrumental in guiding students towards achieving internationally recognized qualifications through the ABRSM (Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music) examinations.