When it comes to acoustic pianos, the sound of the instrument has it’s unique voice. It took over a 150 years of innovation, science and passion to give the world today’s classic piano. Lacquered in gleaming ebony and accentuated with brass hardware the classic pianos’ black and white aesthetic is timeless and elegant. Synonymous with musical genius, the shape of the piano is the epitome of refinement.

The F308 is the absolute crown jewel of Fazioli’s Pianoforti. Our longest concert grand piano is designed for modern large-capacity concert halls. Its immense power and extraordinary harmonic richness derive from an increased string-length in the bass section. The F308 exhibits a fourth pedal, invented by Fazioli, which allows the artist to reduce volume without modifying timbre.

Many pianists have rated the E-272 as one of the most distinctive and outstanding concert grands on the market. When tested in Bastille Opera Paris its sound was qualified best for the interpretation of Bach, Mozart and Beethoven and its competences for Contemporary Music were proved.

August Förster pianos are built with traditional methods in a quiet part of Saxony. Away from the tourist trail, in a world that still cherishes and respects old customs, one can almost hear the approval of players from the past.

Richard Strauss wrote in 1864: ‘The August Förster grand piano used during my last concert tour was a loyal companion to me. It is rich and melodic throughout the whole spectrum of sound and comfortable to play.’