Daynes Music is Closing Forever

After 164 years serving Utah families, musicians, teachers, churches, and institutions, we are closing our doors forever.

With this closing, the entire showroom inventory of new Steinway & Sons, Boston, and Essex pianos — including Steinway Spirio player pianos and our curated collection of pre-owned instruments from respected makers — will be offered at rare showroom closing prices.

We are honored to be Utah’s oldest piano dealer, and this closing represents the final opportunity to acquire a piano from us at historic savings.

Advance Private Sale: Thursday & Friday, March 12 & 13
By Appointment Only

Those attending the Advance Private Sale will have priority access to the most complete selection of instruments before the public sale begins.

Appointments are limited. Serious buyers are strongly encouraged to attend these private days.

• Payment may be made by check or bank transfer, and financing arrangements will be available for qualified purchasers.
• Credit cards will be accepted with some limitations.

Public Sale: Saturday, March 14, 10am – 5pm
No Appointment Required

As part of this historic closing, the complete showroom inventory will be available, including:

• New Steinway & Sons grand pianos
• New Steinway & Sons upright pianos
• New Steinway Spirio high-resolution player pianos
• New Boston grand and upright pianos
• New Essex grand and upright pianos
• Pre-owned Steinway pianos
• Pre-owned grand and upright pianos from a variety of respected makers

Every piano must be sold.

Founded in 1862, before Utah became a state, Daynes Music Company has been part of the fabric of this community for more than a century and a half.

Through generations of family leadership, our company grew alongside the state itself. Pianos placed by Daynes Music have found homes in churches, schools, concert halls, and living rooms across Utah. For many families, a visit to Daynes marked the beginning of a lifelong musical journey.

As the oldest Steinway dealer west of New York City, we’ve built our reputation on expertise, integrity, and a commitment to placing instruments thoughtfully and responsibly. That tradition carried through wars, economic shifts, and the evolution of the music industry itself.

More than a business, it represents a lineage of craftsmanship, enduring relationships, and community trust built over 164 years.

This closing marks the end of an era — but the music these instruments create will continue in new homes for generations to come.