LAUL ESTONIA: The Singing Piano
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2020
- The Estonia Piano's unique singing tone is rooted in centuries of musical tradition. Follow the history of Estonia Pianos and learn about the singing traditions that play a special role in Estonian national identity.
Piano performances: Dr. Indrek Laul, General Manager, Estonia Piano Factory
Piano: Estonia L274 Concert Grand
Film by Event Media (www.eventmedia.ee)
Kati Jägel, Creative Director 
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What a lovely sound coming from this beautiful instrument. Such a shame when the Chinese get involved did it to Steinway to if I had the money I would purchase any German made pianos or Estonia piano direct from the factory loved this video n the concert 👏🏻👏🏻🎹🙋🏼♀️
I love your company! I used to have a Soviet made Estonia concert grand. I sometimes regret selling it. Of course not as refined as the modern instruments. I hope to buy one of the Laul developed concert grands in the near future. I would love to visit Estonia. Greetings from the USA.😄
Estonia's music tradition caught my attention because Neeme Järvi, the former DSO (Detroit Symphony Orchestra) conductor, is from there. It's fitting to see two highly musical locations tie in.
Bravo, wonderful pianos , wonderful company and wonderful people!
Indeed, playing pieces with a bel canto tone on an Estonia is a truly extra dimensional experience.
I've owned the Estonia L210 model for nearly two years now. Beautiful European tone. Very crystal clear and luminous!
Indrek, su Estonia Grand on imeline!
Hi we own a 168. It is wonderful. My son accidentally drop a piece of small paper inside the piano from the slot after the fall board. Can you tell me how to remove the fall board and take the paper out?
I just purchased a 190; and it won’t be delivered for 6 days. Must. remain. sane. Waiting…..
It's thick soundboard accentuates the fundimental overtone of each string. It requires more energy to get a thick soundboard resonating. This robbs the instrument of projection and power. This is the exact opposite result sought by Steinway, Modern Bechsteins, and honestly all my favorite piano manufacturers. But I'm open to discovering the intimacy of Estonia pianos. But it's those overtones that creates richness of tone.
The instrument is good..But you dont need to bee russofobic to sell pianos...
Surely, you’re not suggesting it would be more courteous to praise one’s past colonizers? I don’t think anything overtly incorrect was stated within the promotional video.
Estonia pianos are excellent, but their dealers in China are egregiously cunning, who sell pianos on display for at least 4 years at a price only for brand new ones.