
The Official Ensemble Piano
TERENCE folding weighted digital pianos were selected as the official ensemble instruments for the Lang Lang Musical Horizons Concert in Shenzhen—trusted to support young pianists on a world-class stage.
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Digital pianos designed to make music part of your everyday life.
Designed for the freedom to play.

The Official Ensemble Piano
TERENCE folding weighted digital pianos were selected as the official ensemble instruments for the Lang Lang Musical Horizons Concert in Shenzhen—trusted to support young pianists on a world-class stage.
German pianist
Winner of the Wiesbaden International Piano Competition and the Munich Youth Piano Competition
TERENCE V30
A full-size piano designed for first lessons, daily practice, and compact living spaces.
Beginner-friendly essentials
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TERENCE V50
A balanced choice for regular home practice, with a responsive weighted feel and space-saving foldable design.
Responsive weighted keys
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TERENCE V70
A performance-focused piano with fully weighted hammer-action keys and a richer, more expressive sound.
Realistic hammer-action feel
Explore V70THE FREEDOM TO PLAY

01 / EXPRESSION
With 88 full-size keys, you have the freedom to learn, create, and express yourself without limits.

02 / FREEDOM
Set it up when inspiration strikes, then fold it away or take your music wherever life leads.
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BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Short answers for fit, feel, space, and model choice.
Compare foldable modelsStart with V30 for beginners, choose V50 for daily home practice, and choose V70 if fully weighted hammer action and fuller sound matter most.
No. V30 is for flexible beginner routines, V50 for daily practice, and V70 for serious hammer-action practice.
88 keys give you the full layout for two-hand pieces and long-term learning.
V50 is the daily-practice model. V70 is the model for fully weighted hammer action and 50W four-speaker sound.
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Winner of the Wiesbaden International Piano Competition and the Munich Youth Piano Competition
Piano professor at the Liszt Academy of Music, famous pianist from the Royal Hungarian Academy of Music, and former visiting professor at the Central Conservatory of Music
The first person in Japan to perform Chopin's piano works,winner of numerous international music competition gold medals including Rovered' Oro, and an artist awarded the World Public Welfare Alliance Gold Medal.
Piano professor at Kharkiv National University of Arts inUkraine and gold medal winner of the Ukrainian National Piano Competition