Steingraeber & Sohne Model C-212 Chamber Concert Grand (7’0″)

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The Chamber Concert C-212 is the direct descendant of the Steingraeber Liszt Grand Piano, the legendary model 205 The bass* has been enhanced and adapted to 21st century requirements, while the previous design has undergone only moderate alterations. The allure of the Steingraeber 205, which has fascinated pianists like Franz Liszt, Richard Strauss, Engelbert Humperdinck, and, more recently, Daniel Barenboim, has been preserved. Because of its differentiated sound spectrum and registers, this model is in use for lieder recitals, in recording studios and music conservatories (e.g., Munich, Paris, Hannover), and at New Music festivals. FEATURES: sound-reflecting casing wall, straight form in the rear particularly sonorous discant resulting from: precise high-frequency dimension of the treble-range soundboard treble backstrings constructed using ‘Mischklang’ (unified sound) principle sound bridges on the capo d’astro bars induction-hardened capo d’astro bars 2 frame flanges in the treble region for extra tension hardened bridge pins in nickeled iron agraffes hardened by steel pins perfect touch fast-responding keys (20% more up-weight) sharp notes 1g lighter reliable keytops (to avoid ‘aquaplaning’) frame design without front cross struts (for New Music ‘extended techniques’) responding touch by aluminum action rails with wooden fillings

Type

Grand

Brand

Steingraeber & Sohne

Model

Model C-212 Chamber Concert Grand (7’0″)

Location

Gaithersburg, MD