I don't have experience of it but from your other post, it looks exactly what you're looking for.
According to the presonus website it also comes with a free version of studio1 too. Probably a lite version but that's your DAW sorted right there. Should keep you going for a while until you're ready to upgrade, without costing you anything.
I can also vouch for the focusrite interfaces though that
@pompeyjazz mentioned, they're. Good.
The one you've picked out accepts both audio and midi, which is what you want.
To clarify recording audio, you record the actual sound that is made by say a voice or acoustic guitar..
With midi, a signal is sent from the instrument which is recognised by the daw and then you can choose any instrument you want the signal to play. You just need to make sure your keyboard/piano has a midi out socket but if it was made anytime since the 80's, it will have.
You can record the audio from the piano to but you are then limited to the actual sounds the piano can generate itself. With midi your piano could be turned into a violin, drum kit, saxophone or whatever you want and you can swap the sound whenever you want, without having to rerecord anything.
The other advantage of midi is that you can change the notes, rhythm etc of what you played after it's been recorded. With audio your limited to what you played at the time, without some specialist software, and even then you're limited.
Yodasdad.