"Steinway allows me to unfold the world of imagination." - Yuja Wang

Every Steinway & Sons piano is still made by hand in New York or Hamburg.

All parts for the legendary Steinway & Sons piano are built in Astoria, New York, by hand.

Key weights are measured and by hand to account for the subtle differences in each piece of wood.

Craftsmen with decades of experience attend to every detail.

Bridges are hand notched in a painstaking - but absolutely necessary - process.

The overwhelming choice of the world’s greatest pianists, featuring the highest possible level of musical expression.

NY_Model_D_with_Polyester_Finish_FrontImageThe first “third stage” Model D was produced in 1884 and the design and performance of Steinway & Sons’ flagship piano has been continually improved over the decades. Today, all Model D pianos feature patented Diaphragmatic Solid Sitka Spruce soundboards, Accelerated Actions, and Hexagrip wrestplanks.

Steinway Artist Harry Connick Jr

“There is nothing more serene than the feel of the keys of a Steinway under my fingertips.” Steinway Artist Harry Connick, Jr.

More recently, all of these concert grands are also fitted with the Concert Style All-Brass caster, making moving the piano across any surface a one handed endeavour. In professional settings, unsightly “spider” dollies or “mobileers,” which reduce the performance of the piano, are no longer needed.

Steinway Artist Olga Kern Photo by Chris Lee at Steinway Hall, 12/9/13.

“For me, Steinway, like no other instrument, allows each individual artist to display his unique qualities of strength and refined sound.” – Steinway Artist Olga Kern, photo by Chris Lee

Our clients have access to the famed “Selection Room” – a private room designed for acoustic transparency – where an assortment of Steinway & Sons pianos are made available to help the purchaser compare and find their absolutely perfect Steinway.

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Contact us directly to schedule your private selection.

Available Finishes:
High Polished or Satin Ebony and Crown Jewel Finishes

Diaphragmatic Spruce Soundboard (1936)
Highest Quality, Most Efficient Soundboard

Accelerated Action (1932)
Most Responsive and Accurate Touch Response

Hexagrip Wrestplank (1963)
Dramatically-Increased Tuning Stability & Piano Life

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