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KAWAI Concert Artist Series

The Sound of Mastery

From First Touch to Final Bow

Solid wooden keys. Shigeru Kawai SK-EX concert grand sampling. 97 years of Japanese craftsmanship.

The Lineup

Four Voices, One Vision

CA401 - Where Mastery Begins

CA401

Where Mastery Begins

Entry to the Concert Artist lineage—wooden keys from lesson one

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CA501 - The Journey Instrument

CA501

The Journey Instrument

Professional sound and features supporting Grade 1 through Graduate-level growth

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CA701 - The Artist's Choice

CA701

The Artist's Choice

Grand Feel III action and SK-EX Rendering for those who demand concert-level practice

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CA901 - The Master's Companion

CA901

The Master's Companion

TwinDrive genuine spruce soundboard—concert physics in your home

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Four Voices, One Vision - Concert Artist Series
The Founding Legend

The Craftsman's Promise

In 1927, Koichi Kawai, a master piano craftsman, established a guiding philosophy:

"As long as you are building pianos, you should strive to build the finest ones in the world."

97 years later, that promise lives in every CA series piano.

When you place your fingers on Concert Artist wooden keys, you're touching the same craftsmanship philosophy that goes into our prestigious Shigeru Kawai SK-EX concert grands.

Master technicians who voice both concert grands and your keys.

Standards that require years, never shortcuts.

A commitment unchanged for 97 years: strive for the finest.

This is not compromise. This is the Kawai Standard.

The SK-EX Connection

One Sound,
Every Stage

Every concert pianist remembers the moment—their first time playing a world-class concert grand. For many, it's a Shigeru Kawai SK-EX.

The SK-EX takes over two years to handcraft in our Piano Research Laboratory in Ryuyo, Japan. Only our most experienced artisans—craftsmen who've spent 30+ years understanding how wood breathes, how hammers must strike, how soundboards must resonate—are entrusted with its creation.

International piano competitions worldwide

Concert halls from Carnegie to Kennedy Center

Recording studios capturing history's greatest performances

And this is the sound in your CA series piano.

Not a simulation. Not an approximation. The actual SK-EX Competition Grand, recorded from the player's perspective in concert halls, captured with multi-channel technology that preserves every harmonic complexity.

Your child's first lesson. Your midnight practice. Your Sunday morning playing. All on the sound that artists perform on.

Shigeru Kawai SK-EX Concert Grand Piano

Visual Gallery

Every Angle, Every Detail

CA401 Front View
CA401 Keys Detail
CA401 Side Profile
CA401 Control Panel
CA401 Speaker System
CA401 Interior Detail

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Your Questions Answered

Concert Artist Series Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about wooden keys, acoustic piano feel, and choosing the right model.

Still have questions?

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Stories of Touch

A Professional's Perspective

Vardan Ovsepian explores the CA901

Vardan Ovsepian

Jazz Pianist & Composer

"This is a high end instrument I would not be shy to use in concert halls, composing or working acrobatics... everything"

As a professional jazz pianist, Vardan demands an instrument that keeps pace with his creative process—one that translates the subtlety of touch into nuanced expression.

The CA901's wooden keys and authentic hammer action provide the tactile feedback essential for hours of daily practice, while the SK-EX concert grand sampling delivers the tonal complexity his music requires.

Authenticity Verification

Your Piano's Unique Identifier

KAWAI Musical Instruments

Concert Artist Series

Serial Number

G512650

(Example: G = Country, followed by unique identifier)

Since 1927 — Hamamatsu, Japan

Traceable. Authentic. Yours.

Every Concert Artist piano carries a unique serial number—not a decoration, but a traceable connection to its birth.

Verifiable through Kawai customer service

Required for warranty registration