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Daynes Music Co. is closing, leaving a grand piano-sized hole in Utah’s music scene

Summary by Salt Lake Tribune
Midvale • For six generations, the Daynes name has adorned Utah’s only Steinway & Sons piano shop. The family of England-born Latter-day Saints converts arrived in Utah in 1862 with a small organ they hauled across the plains in a covered wagon. They’ve been sharing music with Utahns ever since.

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Daynes Music Co. is closing, leaving a grand piano-sized hole in Utah’s music scene

Midvale • For six generations, the Daynes name has adorned Utah’s only Steinway & Sons piano shop. The family of England-born Latter-day Saints converts arrived in Utah in 1862 with a small organ they hauled across the plains in a covered wagon. They’ve been sharing music with Utahns ever since.

·Salt Lake City, United States
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Salt Lake Tribune broke the news in Salt Lake City, United States on Friday, March 13, 2026.
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