Steinway & Sons is the world’s dominant maker of high-end pianos and is the most represented brand in piano schools around the Western world.
They are also the piano of choice for many successful concert pianists and those who aspire to greatness.
How much does a Steinway and Sons cost?
Steinways are known as the Rolls Royce of pianos and their prices reflect that. They range from $30,000 for an upright piano to $165,000 for a concert grand.
Where are Steinway and Sons Pianos made?
The Steinway & Sons factory in New York City opened in the early 1870s. Today, Steinway says there are roughly 300 craftspeople who complete the assembly of six Steinway pianos per day. The process from beginning to end takes almost a year.
All of Steinway’s upright and grand pianos made here are shipped to customers in the Americas. A second factory in Hamburg, Germany caters to the rest of the world.
What is so special about Steinway pianos?
The Soundboard: The heart of the Steinway sound
The patented Diaphragmatic Soundboard helps to create the Steinway sound with its pristine resonance. This unique soundboard is based on an innovative patent to achieve optimum performance in dynamic range and maximum sustain.
What is a Spirio Steinway?
The Steinway & Sons Spirio is the world’s finest high resolution player piano. A masterpiece of artistry and engineering in your home, Spirio enables you to enjoy performances played by great pianists — captured with such nuance, power, and passion that they are utterly indistinguishable from a live performance.
What is the cheapest Steinway?
The Steinway model 4510, which is an upright piano, costs about $35,000. This is the least expensive model for a brand new piano that Steinway offers. The Steinway Model S costs $64,500. Their most popular concert grand piano costs roughly $171,000.
Who has an Steinway piano?
Steinway was the first to promote artists and give pianos to artists and have them perform on stage on their pianos and so it became the piano that people saw on stage where big name artists were playing. So the name became well-known.
From classical pianists like Lang Lang, to jazz stars like Diana Krall, to pop icons like Billy Joel, to “immortals” like Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, Sergei Rachmaninoff, and Arthur Rubinstein — more than 1,600 artists make the Steinway their own.
Best Steinway and Sons models
The piano bench is the main accessory that will enhance the beauty of the piano and the room. The stool, in addition to being a comfortable piano chair for the pianist, must be one more piece on the room decoration.
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Here we show you our stool and piano bench suggestions for the Top Six Steinway pianos:
- Steinway and Sons Model D
- Steinway and Sons Model B
- Steinway and Sons Model A
- Steinway and Sons Model M
- Steinway and Sons Model O
- Steinway and Sons Model S
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