C.Bechstein Concert
Whether it’s described as sheer fanaticism or the ultimate expression of the piano builder’s art, Concert line pianos by C.Bechstein are lovingly put together using the choicest materials, the most experienced technicians, and the finest workmanship on the planet. Adopted by pianist-composers such as Debussy, Liszt, Ravel, Bartók, and Wagner, these pianos are deeply rooted in the development of western classical music, and are still considered to this day to be amongst the finest pianos one can play.
As C. Bechstein Concert pianos have become exceedingly rare since the 1950’s, the experience of playing one can be a little surprising at first; these instruments have lighter key actions than equivalent American, Viennese, or Japanese pianos. Once one becomes accustomed to the instrument however, they are welcomed by the complex tonal palette and huge dynamic range that these pianos offer. The bass and tenor registers have unparalleled sense of solidity and homogeneity, yet speak with a refined clarity and transparency. The treble register has a crystalline brilliance, where the overtone content is bursting with energy and vibrancy.
As C. Bechstein Concert pianos have become exceedingly rare since the 1950’s, the experience of playing one can be a little surprising at first; these instruments have lighter key actions than equivalent American, Viennese, or Japanese pianos. Once one becomes accustomed to the instrument however, they are welcomed by the complex tonal palette and huge dynamic range that these pianos offer. The bass and tenor registers have unparalleled sense of solidity and homogeneity, yet speak with a refined clarity and transparency. The treble register has a crystalline brilliance, where the overtone content is bursting with energy and vibrancy.
Whether it’s described as sheer fanaticism or the ultimate expression of the piano builder’s art, Concert line pianos by C.Bechstein are lovingly put together using the choicest materials, the most experienced technicians, and the finest workmanship on the planet. Adopted by pianist-composers such as Debussy, Liszt, Ravel, Bartók, and Wagner, these pianos are deeply rooted in the development of western classical music, and are still considered to this day to be amongst the finest pianos one can play.
As C. Bechstein Concert pianos have become exceedingly rare since the 1950’s, the experience of playing one can be a little surprising at first; these instruments have lighter key actions than equivalent American, Viennese, or Japanese pianos. Once one becomes accustomed to the instrument however, they are welcomed by the complex tonal palette and huge dynamic range that these pianos offer. The bass and tenor registers have unparalleled sense of solidity and homogeneity, yet speak with a refined clarity and transparency. The treble register has a crystalline brilliance, where the overtone content is bursting with energy and vibrancy.
As C. Bechstein Concert pianos have become exceedingly rare since the 1950’s, the experience of playing one can be a little surprising at first; these instruments have lighter key actions than equivalent American, Viennese, or Japanese pianos. Once one becomes accustomed to the instrument however, they are welcomed by the complex tonal palette and huge dynamic range that these pianos offer. The bass and tenor registers have unparalleled sense of solidity and homogeneity, yet speak with a refined clarity and transparency. The treble register has a crystalline brilliance, where the overtone content is bursting with energy and vibrancy.
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