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Could you comment on the relationship between Schimmel and Ritmüller? Thanks!

quite beautiful song, name pls :3

I see a Schimmel SP 189 grand for sale. What does the SP stand for?

Schimmel upright

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Great competition, everyone truly shines, just like the piano itself. From the artistic point, the judge table looks quite intimidating. It should be the audience in the front row. Audience offers flowers to the performers, judges offers judgment. That might be why audience looks better in the front row for piano performance.

Awesome! 🙌💖

I hope to have a Schimmel someday. The best.

*promo sm* 😔

That Andrew J. Yang guy…. Whooof! Get me a piece of that!

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Браво!!!👏👏👏

Sounds like a spinet, to me

The Konzert and Classic Schimmel pianos are 100% made in Germany and we are very pleased to present such great instruments here in London. Competent pianists always appreciate such pianos!

Congratulations to all Performers from California USA

Thank you so much! Beautiful event,. beautiful piano!

Which size grand is this Schimmel...is it the Konzert 9'2" ? Thanks.

What a beautiful sound !!! I prefer this sound to Steinway's

Guten Abend Elke Schöler.😊😊

Tension has very little to do with enhancing sound amplification. Form stiffness (curvature) does. It changes the natural frequency of the board at which it resonates. Tension is a myth. Tension is a by-product of curvature, but it is not so that tension is the main goal. The correct curvature , thickness, board dimensions and rib spacing determine the natural frequency of the sound board. Not the tension. Compare it to a singing saw: the higher the curvature, the stiffer the blade, the higher its natural frequency and consequently the tone. But much too many parrot the tension story, because they heard it somewhere and they did not think for themselves. But the story is wrong. Anyhow, one can build the perfect piano without knowing why it is perfect. It is called practical experience by and trial and error. Some think that the more tension the better, but once the compression exceeds the load bearing capacity of the wood, the sound board will be essentially destroyed from within in humid conditions. And when humidity falls, we will see cracks. And after some time, the piano sounds like it is made from cardboard.

I love seeing and hearing that these instruments are still created by hands, ears, and eyes. Beautiful pianos

I love Schimmel sound. Do you think this piano is too loud for small room ( about 8 squere meteres)?

Gorgeous sounding even on my iphone. The quality and sustain seem really outstanding. Hope to hear one in person one day.

Please make narrow pianos 😢

Il y avait un piano Schimmel dans la salle de musique de mon collège, le son et le toucher étaient incomparables. Hélas la salle nous était interdite et il fallait ruser pour jouer. Et dans ces années-là (années 60 ) les heures de "colle" tombaient pour un rien, même pour avoir tenté de jouer un fragment d'Etude de Chopin ou de ces "Scènes de la forêt".

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Pianos are such wonderful and complicated masterpieces of design. And tiny details can alter its sound and playability, greatly... But I do not think, that hand crafting is the best choice at all manufacturing phase. E.g.: the pin board can benefit from machines, as those can calculate and create the holes with greater precision. This can help to create more crisp notes and avoid muddy sound. But some parts can be only done by hand, or the sound produced by the piano becomes lifeless. Such as voicing or the wiring of the bass strings... While other steps can be done both ways, as they need several repetitions. Doing those first by machine, then by hand can save time and effort of true experts. Such as polishing, tuning or the creation of the action. These steps can be done roughly by machine while a human expert can do the last couple of, refining stages. Either way, pianos are one of the best inventions on the world!

Was that a big bug crawling inside piano starts at 4:52 of video ?

Quality at its best.

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Mein freund

How much, damn it. Take my house, my car, my money. Take my first born. Ok, maybe not my first born lol.

I think a piano that responds to the touch back to you and you feel like one , is a wonderful instrument.

Enjoyed this so much!

Thanks for your efforts

how much this baby

Einfach ein Traum.

Sehr schönes Instrument.

I own a Wurlitzer.

I love Schimmel, but damn: why must they all in black? Can you imagine a violin in black??? A black violin looks as ugly as a black piano. It's the same dark colour

Absolutely stunning. Bravo Schimmel!!

I need this😢

Where is someone to rattle this thing. I am a Steinway man and I like a demo where someone can show what the bass end can do. The grand sounds ordinary to me. Get someone who can really test drive this thing.

Ein Traum instrument.

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My mission for this competition is accomplished: so glad that Tatar music sounded in Braunschweig and was heard and noticed by the jury! Thank you!!!

Vielleicht könnt Ihr auch mal ein paar Schimmel Klassiker von gestern und heute näher vorstellen, inklusive Klangbeispiel. Gäbe eine schöne Serie.

Mich habt ihr nicht teilnehmen lassen nur weil ich ein konzept geschrieben hatte was euch nicht passt, aber dem Publikum schon interessant herüber käme. andere Menschen nehmen sie einfach ins Boot weil sie nur notengetreu spielen. Ohne Konzept. Sie werden mir rechenschaft schulden müssen.

Does any one know what piece Ratko Delorko (The man with the white hair wearing glasses) is playing? I can’t for the life of me remember what it is.

9:27 Is that george lucas?!