Piano Name Cristofori Website: Cristofori Model: G62L Made in: China Parent Company: Jordan Kitt’s Music & Schmitt Music Company Location: USA Length: 6′ 2″ History: The name Cristofori comes from Bartolomeo Cristofori who is credited with inventing the piano in 1709. The name is used on the pianos by chain stores of Jordon Kitt’s Music… Read More

Piano Name: Cristofori Website: Cristofori Model: G57 Made in: China Parent Company: Jordan Kitt’s Music & Schmitt Music Company Location: USA Length: 5′ 7″ History: The name Cristofori comes from Bartolomeo Cristofori who is credited with inventing the piano in 1709. The name is used on the pianos by chain stores of Jordon Kitt’s Music… Read More

Piano Name: Steingraeber & Söhne Website: Steingraeber & Söhne Model: 138 Made in: Germany Parent Company: Steingraeber & Söhne Company Location: Germany Height: 54″ History: Steingraeber & Söhne began building pianos in the 1820’s in Thuringia. Second generation, Eduard Steingraeber moved to Bayreuth in 1852 where they are still located today. In 1980, sixth generation… Read More

Piano Name: Steingraeber & Söhne Website: Steingraeber & Söhne Model: 130 Made in: Germany Parent Company: Steingraeber & Söhne Company Location: Germany Height: 51″ History: Steingraeber & Söhne began building pianos in the 1820’s in Thuringia. Second generation, Eduard Steingraeber moved to Bayreuth in 1852 where they are still located today. In 1980, sixth generation… Read More

Piano Name: Bösendorfer Website: Bösendorfer Model: 130 Made in: Austria Parent Company: Yamaha Corporation of America Company Location: Japan Height: 52″ History: Ignaz Bösendorfer established his company in 1828 when he registered his business in Vienna as a piano maker. By 1859, upon his passing, Ludwig Bösendorfer furthered the company moving into larger facilities. A… Read More

Piano Name: C.Bechstein Website: C. Bechstein Model: Concert 8 Made in: Germany Parent Company: C.Bechstein Pianoforte Fabrik Company Location: Germany Height: 51.5″ History: Established in 1853, Carl Bechstein began manufacturing pianos under his own name in Berlin. The company persisted through two world wars, many economic challenges, and has emerged as one of the more… Read More

Sauter 122 Upright Piano Review: When I play the Sauter 122 upright piano, the first thing that I notice is how “snappy” the action feels – snappy in the sense that it feels responsive and quick. According to Sauter, this is in part due to their patented double escapement action. The tone is conservative and… Read More