Steingraeber & Söhne Pianos
7' C-212 Concert Grand (2018)
Purchased new in 2018, and relocated to Maui from the Bay Area in 2022.
Lovingly played and cared for, always covered and out of direct sunlight, with a Dampp-Chaser.
In 2009 Steingraeber introduced as a direct descendant of the 1873 Steingraeber Liszt Grand Piano Model 205. It was slightly redesigned to create more power. As you can see from the list below, this particular model has a LOT of fans among serious venues, conductors, teachers and technicians. The reason is it's unparalleled sound and power.
In redesigning the 205, Steingraeber was able to keep the "chamber music" appeal that the 205 set as a standard for over 140 years and was played by Liszt, Straub, Barenboim and many other famous artists and composers.
Strings
Roslau Treble Strings, Copper Wound Handmade by Steingraeber
Action
Renner Hammers Using Exclusive Steingraeber Materials And Shape
Soundboard
Local Bavarian Spruce Soundboard Made By Steingraeber
Dimensions
Length: 7'
Width: 61″
Weight: 801 LBS
Pricing
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Beyond rare is an understatement for this C-212.
Steingraeber makes less than 50 grand pianos each year.
Since 1852 in Bayreuth, Germany.
Steingraeber & Söhne Pianos
Seingraeber & Söhne is a German piano manufacturer that has been handcrafting pianos since 1852 and is still owned and operated by the founding family. They are known for producing among the finest pianos in the world, with a reputation for outstanding craftsmanship, attention to detail, and beautiful tone.
Steingraeber pianos are made entirely by hand in a small workshop in Bayreuth, Germany, using only the finest materials. They design their own hammers and actions to their exacting specifications. They also use their own patented soundboard technology, which allows for greater sound projection and resonance.
Steingraeber pianos are highly regarded by professional pianists and piano technicians around the world. They are known for their clear, bell-like treble and rich, warm bass, as well as their responsive and precise touch.
The world’s most limited-production piano, Steingraeber & Söhne handcrafts only 50 grand pianos per year for the entire world. Due to Steingraeber’s brilliant combination of superior materials, exceptional design and perfect workmanship, these pianos have long been known for their rich, robust tone, amazing dynamic range and flawless action. Steingraeber pianos provide a playing experience like no other. In fact, some say the design is so perfect that the piano becomes a true extension of the human body, giving the pianist direct access to dramatic power and delicate subtlety, as well as all gradations in between. And this piano is no exception.
Steingraeber pianos are considered to be among the very best pianos in the world, and are a top choice for serious pianists and collectors who demand the highest quality and performance from their instruments.
Where is the C-212 played?
Here is a small list of institutions that presently use the C-212:
- Belfort (Frankreich) Conservatoire neuer Kammermusiksaal 2015
- Dresden Hochschule für Musik
- Essen Folkwang Universität der Künste
- Hannover Hochschule für Musik
- Helsinki (Finland) Sibelius Akademie
- Karlsruhe Hochschule für Musik
- Linz (Austria) neue Anton Bruckner Privatuniversität
- Łódź Academy (Poland)
- Luzern (Switzerland) Hochschule für Musik
- Munich Hochschule für Musik
- Stockholm (Sweden) Royal Swedish Academy Stockholm
- Vienna (Austria) Musikuniversität
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