Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Piano Styles

Grand Pianos

The Steinway & Sons name has been synonymous with the finest pianos since 1853. A high level of traditional craftsmanship, painstaking attention to detail, and premium grade materials used are attributes of every instrument hand crafted in New York and Hamburg.
Did you know that a Steinway grand piano consists of more than 12,000 single pieces and that handcrafting a Steinway requires up to one full year? More than 1,400 concert pianists worldwide prefer the Steinway and for the private music lover, too, the purchase of a Steinway is the fulfillment of a long lasting dream.

Baby Grand Pianos

If you're looking for the sound and feel of a Grand Piano, but do not have the square footage to accommodate one, a Baby Grand is the answer. Baby Grand Pianos, whether Acoustic, Disklavier or Calvinova, give you the musical range and tone in a more compact package.

Upright - Vertical Pianos

Every budding pianist’s career begins on an vertical piano. In order to develop their gift to the full, talented players need the best possible conditions from the start. Steinway vertical pianos are in a class of their own here, characterized by exceptional touch, precision manufacturing, and the unique Steinway System, with nearly half the patents acquired by Steinway relating to the vertical piano.
The basic design principles that prove so successful in the making of grand pianos are applied equally rigorously to the verticals. Using the same quality of design, materials, and extensive hand-craftsmanship ensures that Steinway vertical pianos represent an attractive alternative where space constraints rule out a grand.

Fischer Pianos

Crown Jewels Piano Collection

Since 1853, Steinway pianos have set an uncompromising standard for sound, touch, and investment value. Even in today’s impatient world, hand crafting each Steinway requires up to one full year. Not surprisingly, Steinway remains the choice of 9 out of 10 concert artists. A Steinway is an instrument of rare quality indeed. And now, you have the opportunity to own a Steinway that is also a true decorative masterpiece.

Limited Editions Pianos

Throughout the 153-year history of Steinway & Sons, there has been a tradition of honoring special occasions by inviting leading designers to create exceptional instruments. Over the years, these limited editions have delighted many lucky owners. And indeed, these precious instruments are very special and unique masterpieces featuring the individual style of each designer.

Essex Grand & Vertical Pianos

The introduction of the Essex instruments "designed by Steinway & Sons" in 2006 rounded out the Steinway family. The use of carefully chosen materials and state-of-the-art production processes saw the creation of grands and uprights featuring a high level of musical performance at an attractive price. In meeting this challenge, the specialists at Steinway developed outstanding entry-level instruments that incorporate all the latest design specifications and a variety of Steinway-patented features.

Boston Grand & Vertical Pianos

With the introduction of “Boston – designed by Steinway & Sons” in 1992, Steinway was in the position to increase the offer of grand and upright pianos. For the first time, the company introduced top-quality instruments in the mid- price segment that feature numerous patents, classical Steinway characteristics, and incorporate of course the Steinway expertise and experience.

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