Steinway Pianos

    • Founded in 1853
    • Founder: Heinrich Engelhard Steinweg
    • Emigrated to New York City in 1850 after many successful years popularizing the Steinweg piano brand in Germany
    • Manufacturing duties are now split between New York and Hamburg
    • Approximately 12,000 separate parts used
    • John Lennon's Steinway sold for $2 million
    • 70 percent of Steinways made are still being used today
  • The popular piano manufacturer Steinway & Sons touts a handcrafted instrument utilizing high-quality craftsmanship and materials.
  • Classic Steinway Collections

    1. Legendary Collection
    2. Art Case Collection
    3. Limited Edition Collection
    4. Crown Jewel Collection
    5. Grand Pianos and Verticals

  • Affordable Alternatives

    Steinway makes two more affordable budget brands, Boston Pianos and Essex Pianos. Essex is the least expensive of the two and is produced in Korea and China. The Boston brand offers grand pianos and upright pianos. Around 5,000 are produced each year out of Kawai's factory in Japan.
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