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The History of Music Reproduction - Museum & Concert Venue at Kew Bridge, London
New! Korg Gallery
Who Should Come to the Museum?
Adults and children of all ages! Our guides tailor their explanations to the age and interests of visitors, and kids are especially welcome on one of our monthly children's tours.
People of all abilities will find a welcoming, wheelchair-friendly environment in all public areas of the museum from the car park to the galleries and concert hall.
Musician? You will love the range of instruments you will hear, and the unique musical arrangements that can only be heard on these amazing machines.
Pianist? Admire the tremendous collection of quality pianos by Steinway, Steck, Grotrian-Steinweg, Erard, Bluthner, Chickering and more.
Engineer? The clever mechanisms and the ingenuity of the people who created replaying instruments before the dawn of sound recording will astonish you.
Gadget-mad? Our collection includes historic electronic instruments from the Theramin to the rare BA-series Hammond Organ, and the new Korg Gallery has a range of the latest modern synthesisers that you can play.
Hungry? Our Café has wonderful views of the river, and makes a great place to meet with friends for coffee, cake – and free WiFi!
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