Without them, a Steinway piano is silent. But together, the artist and piano create music — such beautiful music that most professional pianists choose to perform only on Steinway pianos. For decades Steinway & Sons has cultivated special relationships with pianists from every genre. From classical pianists like Lang Lang, to jazz stars like Diana Krall, to pop icons like Billy Joel, to "immortals" like Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, Sergei Rachmaninoff, and Arthur Rubinstein — more than 1,800 arti

11K views · 361 reactions | A bird's-eye view of this summer's Steinway & Sons sales event at the Colorado Symphony. ✨ | Steinway & Sons | Facebook

313K views · 7.3K reactions | During World War II, Steinway & Sons produced specially built uprights for the American troops called the Victory Vertical or G.I. Steinways. These pianos were airdropped by B-17s onto battlefields to provide a bit of music and well earned R&R. In honor of Memorial Day, here’s a behind-the-scenes look at a Victory Vertical from the New York Steinway Factory.  | Steinway & Sons | Facebook

Mit der ULTRA LIMITED EDITION hebt Steinway die Kunst des Klavierbaus in eine neue Dimension. Die visionäre Edition verkörpert die Ästhetik des modernen Minimalismus – und bleibt zugleich der Tradition kompromissloser Handwerkskunst treu, die jedes Steinway Instrument auszeichnet. Das Ultra Black Modell beeindruckt mit ausnahmslos schwarzen Tasten, schwarzen PVD-Metallbeschlägen und einer schwarzen Gussplatte, was ihm eine markante, kraftvolle Präsenz verleiht. Das Ultra White Modell verkörpert

Steinway's "Lunch Concerts" series features exclusive at-home performances from Steinway Artists around the world. Here, German pianist Andreas Frölich performs Mozart's "Sonata in F major KV 332." Watch more here ➡️https://fal.cn/37ULr Andreas is a professor in Aachen, with his students winning 70 prizes in major international competitions. He is a jury member of the MozArte International Piano Competition Aachen, which he co-founded in 2001, and Artistic Director of the Orphea Concert Series i

Rachmaninoff composed his "Prelude in C-sharp minor" at the age of 18. Nicknamed "The Bells of Moscow," the piece was so immensely popular that it became Rachmaninoff's signature final encore and was praised by Leopold Godowsky for channeling “a mood of grandeur and power, as if illustrating the inevitable survival of some great and mighty truth.” Here Charl du Plessis - pianist lends his impressive interpretation of this legendary prelude for our online "Lunch Concerts" series. www.eu.steinway.