I Can Play Piano

Jonathan Takiff | Kids hot & bored?
Philadelphia Daily News - Fisher-Price has a better solution, the "I Can Play Piano" system, built around an electronic keyboard that plugs into a TV set and turns the learning exercise into a video game. Color-coded objects move up lines on the TV screen to a keyboard graphic

Easy choices for frazzled shoppers
San Jose Mercury News - Musical toys. Besides the unique Blue Man Group instruments (see Page 5D), choices include Fisher-Price's I Can Play Piano and Zizzle's Zoundz. The $80 keyboard has color-coded keys and connects to a TV, so kids get on-screen instruction and as scores

Keys to play with TV
Charlotte Observer - Electronic piano lessons have not posed much of a threat thus far to your neighborhood piano teacher. I Can Play Piano, an $80 device from Fisher-Price that is intended for children 4 to 8 years old, is no exception, but it could generate some