Pianoworks offers a wide selection of Upright and Grand Pianos.
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Bechstein, C. 7’3″ Model C221 (1985)
$46,999.00Bechstein, C. 7'3" Model C221 (1985)$46999Product DetailsBrand: C.BechsteinBechstein, C. 7’3″ Model C221 (1985)
For generations, C.Bechstein pianos have maintained their elite reputation for performance and quality. Made in Berlin, Germany, they reside in concert halls, recording studios and conservatories around the world, yet are fairly rare in our part of the world. This piano was previously owned by a professional musician that took excellent care of it. We refreshed the piano with new strings, plate felts, damper felts, key bushings, Bechstein hammers & shanks, and a performance re-balance of the action. Visit us to play one of the “best-of-the-best” competitors of Bösendorfer, Blüthner, Fazioli, and Hamburg Steinway at a great value.
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Bösendorfer “Butterfly” Limited Edition
Bösendorfer "Butterfly" Limited EditionProduct DetailsBösendorfer “Butterfly” Limited Edition
The newest model in Bösendorfer’s Marquetry Series is “Butterfly” featuring a garden scene with butterflies similar to those found at the Schönbrunn Palace. Every detail is hand-cut, stained wood inlaid to create depth and shadow in the mural lid.
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Bösendorfer 5’8″ Model 170
Bösendorfer 5'8" Model 170Product DetailsBrand: BösendorferBösendorfer 5’8″ Model 170
Beauty of sound cannot be measured in centimeters. The 170 model is specially designed for smaller living spaces – which means you can even enjoy the inimitably rich sound of a Bösendorfer at home.
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Bösendorfer 5’8″ Model 170CS
Bösendorfer 5'8" Model 170CSProduct DetailsBrand: BösendorferBösendorfer 5’8″ Model 170CS
Beauty of sound cannot be measured in centimeters. The 170CS model is specially designed for smaller living spaces, studios or practice rooms – which means you can even enjoy the inimitably rich sound of a Bösendorfer in still more places.
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Bösendorfer 51″ Model 130
Bösendorfer 51" Model 130Product DetailsBrand: BösendorferBösendorfer 51″ Model 130
Many people say Bösendorfer’s 130 model sounds like a grand piano; many think it is the best upright piano in
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Bösendorfer 6’1″ Model 185
Bösendorfer 6'1" Model 185Product DetailsBrand: BösendorferBösendorfer 6’1″ Model 185
The Bösendorfer model 185 brings worlds together: The world of the home and the world of public performance. It creates a bridge. It creates a bridge between private space and public space. Why? Because it can.
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Bösendorfer 6’7″ Model 200
Bösendorfer 6'7" Model 200Product DetailsBrand: BösendorferBösendorfer 6’7″ Model 200
Music schools love it. Conservatories love it. And who knows? Maybe you will learn to love it too. The 200 model has been enormously popular for more than fifty years. By creating it, Bösendorfer has produced a piano that clearly longs for its tonal and dynamic affinities to come under scrutiny alongside those of its “big brothers”, which is why it is so often the choice of professional teachers at conservatories and music schools. However, its compact size means it is equally at home in a private space.
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Bösendorfer 7′ Model 214VC
Bösendorfer 7' Model 214VCProduct DetailsBrand: BösendorferBösendorfer 7′ Model 214VC
The Bösendorfer salon grand model 214VC is happiest demonstrating its concert capabilities at performances in medium-sized concert halls.
Longer keys, a much larger soundboard and longer bass strings distinguish this Bösendorfer Grand from our smaller models. With its concert capabilities, its superb balance and versatility, this model is the top choice for small to medium size concert halls. Model 214 offers a very satisfying level of playing experience and fulfills all the requirements of music schools and conservatories. Its individual sound character enables students to get to know the wide possibilities available for interpretation and tonal shaping, that will help them do justice to the full diversity of musical repertoire.
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Bösendorfer 7’4″ Grand Bohemian by Kessler
Bösendorfer 7'4" Grand Bohemian by KesslerProduct DetailsBrand: BösendorferBösendorfer 7’4″ Grand Bohemian by Kessler
Grand Bohemian Limited Edition by Kessler is one of the newest art case pianos from Bösendorfer. The instrument is a 7’4″ model 225, but the cabinet is the result of a collaborative work with international artist Franco Castelluccio and entrepreneur Richard Kessler—owner of the highly acclaimed Grand Bohemian boutique hotels and a passionate art collector—resulting in a piano which is as much a work of art as it is a musical instrument. Limited to just 9 instruments, contact us today to place your order for this statement piece.
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Bösendorfer 7’4″ Model 225
Bösendorfer 7'4" Model 225Product DetailsBrand: BösendorferBösendorfer 7’4″ Model 225
The Bösendorfer grand piano model 225 model is built for the stage. Its inimitable sound derives from a combination of experience, skilled craftsmanship, technological expertise, musicality and benefits for the customer. After all, we only build what is of service to you.
Anyone who has ever encountered its expressive diversity and inimitably rich, moving sound has experienced something very special indeed. Playing this instrument is an uplifting feeling; experiencing its musical spectrum is equally so.
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Bösendorfer 9’2″ Model 280VC
Bösendorfer 9'2" Model 280VCProduct DetailsBrand: BösendorferBösendorfer 9’2″ Model 280VC
Breathtaking dynamics, astounding colors and exhilarating brilliance: the new Bösendorfer Concert Grand model 280VC – Vienna Concert – represents the culmination of Bösendorfer’s legendary approach to piano manufacturing. The next generation of the Bösendorfer Concert Grand. Pure emotion at play.
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Bösendorfer 9’6″ Model 290 Imperial
Bösendorfer 9'6" Model 290 ImperialProduct DetailsBrand: BösendorferBösendorfer 9’6″ Model 290 Imperial
Of all our grand pianos, model 290, the Imperial, carries the Bösendorfer DNA, our heritage in its most pronounced form. Historically, this grand piano epitomizes the Bösendorfer grand piano of the 19th century. Originally built following a suggestion by composer Ferruccio Busoni, the Imperial has 97 keys, i.e. eight full octaves.
