Steingraeber has been making pianos in the music city of Bayreuth since 1852. The employees of this family owned business produce top quality, handcrafted instruments.
Steingraeber & Söhne has been making uprights and grand pianos in the Wagner Festival city of Bayreuth since 1852.
At present, the family owned business has thirty-five employees who produce top quality, handcrafted instruments on a daily basis.
Advancements in the construction of world-class instruments are the result of the continuous desire to innovate.
Internationally recognized artists play Steingraeber pianos, which are regularly crowned with prizes throughout the world.
Udo Steingraeber represents the sixth generation of Steingraeber piano builders. He has led the company since 1980.
Address
Steingraeber & Söhne
Friedrichstr: 2
95444 Bayreuth
Germany
Phone: +49 921 64049
Internet: www.steingraeber.de
Steingraeber is presenting a wide range of handcrafted pianos at booth E1F12 - from concert grand pianos to house concert pianos.
A transducer grand piano represents the latest innovation: It allows composing and making music on up to three sound levels.
The sounds are generated directly in the soundboard by means of "transducers", without any mechanical friction losses.
You can switch to 100 percent electronic sounds of any kind with a hammer stop ... and piano music in all pitches and moods!
Many pianists praise it as being one of the most distinctive and outstanding instruments on the market today. At the latest test of eleven concert grand pianos from all of the top manufacturers, Le Monde de la Musique (Paris) wrote that “… these days it would be hard to find a better instrument for interpreting Bach, Mozart and Beethoven.”
At Steingraeber we think of the D-232 Semi-Concert Grand as the brother of the E-272 concert grand. Its sound reflection zones, symmetrical shape, and tightly-controlled soundboard area all give rise to an exceptional cantabile sound and wide-ranging dynamic control from the most quiet pppp to the most energetic ffff.
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