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Location
Best time
Arrive at least an hour before closing to fully experience the museum and potentially meet knowledgeable docents who provide exceptional insights into the collection's history and significance.
Visitor tip
Don't miss the interactive elements: try playing the Steinway piano on the main floor, experiment with the playable harpsichord reproduction, and test the theremin in rotating exhibits. These hands-on experiences bring the collection to life beyond observation.
Visitor tip
Check the museum's event schedule before visiting—they host concerts and lectures performed in the intimate museum space, including rare performances like historical instruments being played for the first time in centuries.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Music Museum
- Highlights
- Historic pianos, harpsichords, wind instruments from 1700s; interactive theremin and playable Steinway
- Admission
- Very reasonable
- Location
- Historic Coca-Cola building, Greenville SC
What visitors say
We absolutely loved this small museum, dedicated to showcasing historical instruments in Greenville. It’s particularly fun to use the QR codes in order to listen to how the instruments sound. We enjoyed experimenting on the theremin and…
If you're a musician or love music, you're going to love this museum. Even if you're not, you'll probably find something to enjoy here. The downstairs houses a permanent collection of keyboards, and the upstairs had a woodwind exhibit…
A wonderful place to visit! The museum has two floors filled with a fascinating collection of keyboard and wind instruments, some dating back to the 1700s — maybe even earlier. It’s truly impressive to see the variety and craftsmanship…
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Did You Know?
- The museum houses instruments with historical significance that were once played by classical composers Mozart and Chopin
- The collection includes instruments dating back to the 1700s, with some pieces potentially even older, housed in a historic Coca-Cola building
- The museum features an interactive theremin exhibit and a playable Steinway piano that guests can try, along with a digital keyboard that allows visitors to virtually play displayed instruments
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