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The Casa do Piano Museum is located in Núcleo Bandeirante, about 35 minutes’ drive from the centre of Brasilia, and is dedicated to the preservation and exhibition of the cultural heritage of Brazilian pianos. The museum's collection consists of over 40 historical pianos, ranging from small uprights to grand pianos, and includes instruments that belonged to important figures in Brazilian music history.

The museum was founded by Rogério Resende who arrived in Brasilia 45 years ago. He fell in love with everything that has to do with pianos. He started playing the piano, then tuning them and later founded a shop and museum to preserve important historical pianos from all over the world.

Visitors to the museum can take a guided tour by Rogério Resende , which takes about an hour, and learn about the history of the piano in Brazil, as well as the technical and aesthetic characteristics of the instruments on display. He will also guide you through his workshops and explains how pianos work and the process of building them. On display are several pianos that he has build himself, like one that is pulled by a bicycle. He also restores old pianos to their former glory.

Rogério doesn’t speak English and to visit the museum, it is necessary to make an appointment by WhatsApp. Entry is R$25 per person.