C. Bechstein A182 (1910) New Grand or a collection of songs

or a collection of songs from the popular Alfred's Basic

It is a favorite among music schools for the way it performs admirably over time in teaching studios and smaller recital spaces

The Steingraber & Söhne Model 190 (6’3”)

Compatible with the GFP-3 portable triple pedal unit (optional accessory)

C. Bechstein A182 (1910) New Grand or a collection of songsThe C. Bechstein A182 from 1910 is a stunning example of early 20th century piano craftsmanship, embodying the excellence and innovation that Bechstein pianos were known for during this golden era. Founded in 1853, C. Bechstein quickly earned a reputation for producing pianos of exceptional tonal quality and meticulous craftsmanship, and the A182 model, introduced in the early 1900s, is no exception. The A182 is a grand piano with a length of 182 cm