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Bosendorfer is the most prestigious and finely crafted piano.
They can claim both to be one of the world’s eldest
piano manufacturers and the most slowly built piano. Since
1828 they have shared the stage with the finest composers
and performers in classical music. One famous musician had
this to say…
Ignaz Bösendorfer’s philosophy was,
"A grand piano should have a tone that is more reminiscent
of a stringed instrument rather than of a percussion instrument..."
He achieved this “singing tonality” because 85%
of the wood is violin- quality spruce. The Fiemme Valley wood
is air dried and aged outdoors for 5 years. In today’s
world of robotized construction and kiln drying ovens, Bosendorfer
harkens us back to a time when the artisan built tone, not
just pianos.
Bosendorfer has released a series of CS pianos for music conservatories.
These pianos are in much the same price range as the Steinway
grand piano. Michelle’s feels there is no need to settle
when you can own Europe’s crown jewel.
For those who desire the fantastic; Bosendorfer offers the
Special Edition Models, or the CEUS player system. With exotic
veneers, baroque inlay, carved filigree, a range of architectural
designs and legendary musicality, you can design your own
magnum opus.
Michelle stocks the entire gambit of Bosendorfer’s offerings---including
the astounding (9’6”) Imperial Concert Grand.
We invite you to experience them; but be warned, once you
experience the tone and control of the Bosendorfer, other
perfectly good pianos will be less satisfying.
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