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The grand piano represents the pinnacle of musical elegance and is a sought-after instrument for many pianists. At the MUSIC STORE, we take pride in showcasing a vast selection of grand pianos from renowned manufacturers, designed for both aspiring players and experienced professionals.
The distinctive sound differentiates it from its upright counterpart. With a horizontal orientation of its soundboard and strings, the grand piano projects sound both up and down. This unique structure not only delivers a fuller sound quality but also allows for faster note repetitions due to the quicker retraction of its hammers.
The reputation and legacy of a grand piano's brand matter significantly. Our handpicked range showcases instruments from prestigious names like Yamaha, Schimmel, and Bösendorfer. We also offer a variety of pre-owned Steinway pieces.
Yamaha, a recognized leader in the world of musical instruments, produces handcrafted grand pianos that have earned a remarkable position in the industry. Their instruments, known for dependability, are popular choices among educational settings. Interestingly, Bösendorfer became a part of the Yamaha group in recent years.
Schimmel, a respected German brand, stands out for its exceptional craftsmanship and durability. Their pianos are emblematic of European artisanship and often increase in value over the years. Bösendorfer, having a rich history since 1828, is celebrated for its distinctive design and added keys, producing an enhanced bass tone, making each instrument a work of art.
A grand piano's design significantly contributes to its sonic richness. Elements like the piano's dimensions, string length, and the area of the soundboard are crucial in shaping its sound, underlining the importance of masterful construction and quality materials.
Both grand and upright pianos have their unique characteristics. However, the horizontal arrangement of strings in a grand versus the vertical setup in an upright affects their tonal nuances, speed of repetition, and overall design features.
