STEINGRAEBER

Steingraeber has a legacy no other piano can match. Unlike nearly every other company in the luxury pianos arena, Steingraber makes no pianos any place other than their German factory. Over 93% of their parts are sourced in Germany. Like Rolls-Royce they make only one line the best they can. There are no second or third lines made elsewhere as others in the segment do. They are still handcrafting their pianos one at a time, making only 60 grand and 60 upright pianos a year. They're made in a meticulous manner by true masters of the piano building art. Yet, even though the company is steeped in history they are not comfortable to rest on their laurels. They are constantly innovating with materials and procedures in a never ending quest for piano perfection. When Beethoven wrote Fur Elise his first instruction in the music is "con sordino". This means with sordino. The Steingraeber piano is the only piano in the world today which offers an optional Sordino rail allowing a pianist to play..