Steinway & Sons Documentary - A World of Excellence

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  • Опубликовано: 2 июл 2013
  • Steinway & Sons episode from "A World of Excellence" series by Hantang Culture.
    A World of Excellence is the first documentary of its type in China to focus exclusively on the history, philosophy and heritage of the global luxury brands.
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  • @algoy001
    @algoy001 6 лет назад +10

    Interesting documentation about the Steinway Pianos. I am a son of Hamburg and always proud about this legendary manufactury out the in Bahrenfeld. But never came the idea to me, that it was founded after the family had crossed the ocean.
    It is wonderful to see, how much passion everbody puts into the building of a new Grand Piano. Ah, lets call it a Flügel :-)
    Alexander

  • @steinway
    @steinway  11 лет назад +51

    This excellent 24 minute documentary film chronicles the history of Heinrich Engelhard Steinweg (later Henry E Steinway), who was originally from Seesen, Germany. It covers the formation and history of Steinway & Sons and looks at the company today, with a focus on the Hamburg factory.

    • @davidpadilla2817
      @davidpadilla2817 10 лет назад +1

      STEINWAY...The Ferraris of pianos!!! I wish I could own one!!

    • @catey62
      @catey62 10 лет назад +6

      David Padilla No..not the Ferrari...as Rolls Royce is to motor cars so Steinway is to piano's and always will be :-)

    • @davidpadilla2817
      @davidpadilla2817 10 лет назад +1

      true Catey62. Agree!!

    • @benjaminsmith2287
      @benjaminsmith2287 6 лет назад

      More like Mercedes, much more commonly found than Rolls. But Steinway doesn't have the competition Mercedes has, like BMW. Yamaha may be something like that but not in the concert piano realm. Yamaha's big presence is in every other style of music and some Classical (but growing in Classical).

    • @laskarkristus9180
      @laskarkristus9180 6 лет назад

      can i work on this office

  • @lydericmaes6278
    @lydericmaes6278 7 лет назад +13

    The best Steinway I've played is located at the Royal Music school of Brussels. It is a Steinway D from the 70's I would say.
    This piano is amazing, very powerful with rumbling bass, singing medium and crystalline trebles.
    I wish all Steinway could be that good.
    At this time, the piano was located in the first classroom just in front the main stairs.
    I hope it might help...
    really, you touch the keyboard and the piano sings and rumble by 'himself'.
    It was 20 years ago and I've never met a such monument again. Best Steinway D ever, for sure

    • @thepianocornertpc
      @thepianocornertpc 3 года назад

      The best Steinway D I played sits in a private house in Bangkok. Shura Sherkasky, Peter Donahue and many other great pianists confirmed my opninion.

  • @fernandogm77
    @fernandogm77 10 лет назад +8

    I have the privilege of owning a Hamburg Steinway & Sons model D Concert grand Piano. I was only able to own it because I bought it used from an older Gentleman who had it manufactured for him at the Hamburg Factory in 1967. The piano is in Original Mint Condition, he did his practicing on an upright Stenway, so this beauty is like new. I have played many other Concert grands and Like my Idol Arthur Rubinstein always said " A Steinway is a Steinway and there is Nothing like it in the World "

  • @MathisenFineTuningSammamish
    @MathisenFineTuningSammamish 9 лет назад +7

    I liked the comment about "the preservation of Steinways craftsmanship". It is passed down through generations at the Steinway factories.

  • @goflying1929
    @goflying1929 4 года назад +6

    I have always loved the piano. And watching Tiffany Poon and Steinway videos makes me want to see their factory. I so want one...they are beautiful and the sounds. Love them.

    • @Dragon_Warrior7625
      @Dragon_Warrior7625 4 года назад

      I was pretty sure that I am gonna find a Tiffany poon comment here in the comments section....😄😄

    • @alexeykulikov2739
      @alexeykulikov2739 5 месяцев назад

      Thy big German brands and Fazioli. Even Yamaha and Sigeru…

  • @STUDYALLAH365
    @STUDYALLAH365 10 лет назад +2

    One of the best documentaries I've ever watched, hands down.

  • @tenshi7angel
    @tenshi7angel 10 лет назад +39

    The difference between a Steinway piano and a machine made piano, is that a Steinway has a soul (so to speak). When the soul of a Steinway piano matches you, the artwork does not need to be forced, it flows out of the instrument, so very beautifully. You really don't know what it's like until you have actually tried a Steinway.

    • @danedmiston7734
      @danedmiston7734 7 лет назад

      Well said. I used to sell them and once the customer found that special piano it was a very easy sell. But the search can take awhile, often months. I totally get this as a pianist myself for 43 years for the instrument has to speak to you and if it doesn't you could be the best salesperson in the world and you would be wasting your time. They do indeed have souls and personalities. Wonderful piano.

    • @elizabeth9841
      @elizabeth9841 7 лет назад +1

      My old piano teacher had one, its amazing to play, you can't really go back to playing regular pianos in the same way. My dream is to be able to afford one one day

  • @jurgennaeve3897
    @jurgennaeve3897 4 года назад +3

    remember the time 1969 -1975 I´ve been a (young and small) member of the Steinway family

  • @robertfoster6070
    @robertfoster6070 2 года назад +1

    Where a great pianist is about to play a solo concert on the piano, a Steinway Grand Piano will be able to express the musician's skill on the piano.
    Steinways are found almost everywhere including Moscow's House of Music where great pianists have played the piano including Elisey Mysin who is at one with the piano.

  • @Burns1993Joe
    @Burns1993Joe 4 года назад +1

    Absolutely beautiful works of art are these pianos. I dream about owning one or even playing one someday.

  • @Herodotus3
    @Herodotus3 10 лет назад +8

    Just sampled 5 new Bosendorfer full concert grands yesterday, and though the price tag is insane (the highest price was $400,000) I couldn't find a single one that I'd prefer to a Steinway. The sound and projection style is so different, and there is just no comparison. I recognize this is an opinion, and they are both wonderful...but there is wonderful and then there is WUNDERBAR.

  • @gazalakhan8113
    @gazalakhan8113 4 года назад +1

    Very impressive. I will certainly visit their factories at NY and at Hamburg. What a treat for the soul!

  • @donnapalmeri905
    @donnapalmeri905 6 лет назад +2

    Amazing,how these piano's are made!! No wonder,they are the best,in the world.I so wish I could afford one!!

  • @robertduis6730
    @robertduis6730 4 года назад +1

    My admiration is endless!

  • @theflaver
    @theflaver 6 лет назад +2

    Rubinstein, Chopin and Steinway.... incredible!

  • @wudruffwildcard252
    @wudruffwildcard252 7 лет назад +2

    2013 / 0:34 the Hamburg Elbphilharmonic was still under construction in the background. It was completed in 2017 and Steinways are already playing in there! :)

  • @MelodyChangDipABRSMCTABRSM
    @MelodyChangDipABRSMCTABRSM 7 лет назад +6

    How wonderful piano!Beautiful sound! Nice touch!Wish someday I could have one ^_^

  • @zoechau8666
    @zoechau8666 7 лет назад +1

    This is so awe-inspiring

  • @emilyhutjes
    @emilyhutjes Год назад

    You Steinway people you create a piece of ART that produces Heavenly sound.

  • @Innov8music
    @Innov8music 9 лет назад +1

    Brilliant... I love your pianos so much. I will certainly have a model D (or B) one day. :)

  • @jefffiddler6814
    @jefffiddler6814 2 года назад +1

    Nice to know the history, that is amazing craftmanship

  • @fredklein724
    @fredklein724 2 года назад

    Bravo! I've owned a 1936 4'11" Steinway baby grand for past 41years .

  • @PatJD83
    @PatJD83 11 лет назад +21

    Hamburg being the musical center of Europe / the whole world in the 18th/19th century is just not true. That was Vienna !

    • @kudaclash8538
      @kudaclash8538 3 года назад

      True Hamburg pretty much took that over from Vienna years later.

  • @ywoogikim365
    @ywoogikim365 9 лет назад +5

    Wonderful! I'm hoping I'll get one someday ;)

  • @pianoman-qh2pp
    @pianoman-qh2pp 6 лет назад +16

    Steinway, the Rolls Royce of Piano. Beautiful!

    • @chiangidy
      @chiangidy 6 лет назад +1

      Absolutely, love the expression.

    • @samwang8129
      @samwang8129 2 года назад

      rolls is more like fazioli

    • @benedictdsilva3954
      @benedictdsilva3954 10 месяцев назад

      One must play other brands too .
      I've mentioned in my comment.
      and Borgato...

  • @ibizamaria
    @ibizamaria 4 месяца назад

    Steinway & Sons (often called Steinway) is a German-American manufacturer of grand pianos and upright pianos. The company was founded by Heinrich Engelhard Steinweg (Henry E. Steinway) and his sons in 1853 in New York City (Manhattan). Since then, Steinway & Sons has successfully registered more than 125 patents.

  • @americaya
    @americaya Год назад

    Steinway & Sons is wonderful and beautiful!

  • @caimano655
    @caimano655 11 лет назад

    MERAVIGLIOSO!!!!!!!!!!

  • @michaelturner4457
    @michaelturner4457 4 года назад

    This is a nice relaxing video

  • @hesousa8488
    @hesousa8488 5 лет назад +1

    Excelente

  • @gasparini76
    @gasparini76 2 года назад

    Beautiful

  • @IsaacOLEG
    @IsaacOLEG 8 лет назад +2

    As some say, "the Steinway piano is as familiar to the pianist he feel as if he wear his slippers when playing it"
    (I know there could be some more elegant formula ;)

  • @dennisdeemii
    @dennisdeemii 6 лет назад +2

    Mozart called the PIPE ORGAN "the king of instruments."

  • @KMNKeyboardVault
    @KMNKeyboardVault 10 лет назад +23

    I prefer a Hamberg Steinway over a New York Steinway there is something about the craftsmanship on the Hamberg that makes it perform better

    • @lydericmaes6278
      @lydericmaes6278 7 лет назад +7

      I prefer New York Steinway for the sound.

    • @GyromiteROB
      @GyromiteROB 7 лет назад +5

      Yes, the New York is usually considered to be inferior than the Hamburg in terms of craftsmanship and materials used; however, I find the New York sound much more appealing to me. The sound is so characteristic and unique.

    • @praestant8
      @praestant8 6 лет назад +7

      GyromiteROB This is due to several factors which aren't commonly known. The Astoria plant is using old templates, patterns, and machinery whose registration marks, alignment, and other critical placement details has become worn and inconsistent over many decades of production use. Hamburg was, in some sense, fortunate to have had a fire, I believe in the 1950's that forced completely new tooling and patterning allowing the Hamburg instruments to be better and more meticulously made. As for voicing NY and Hamburg Steinways use completely different hammers. NY are soft requiring voicing up (hardening) and Hamburgs are harder hammers often requiring voicing down. It's not unusual for European instruments to be brighter in tone.

    • @hastensavoir7782
      @hastensavoir7782 4 года назад +1

      The New York tone is less consistent BUT more Unique. There are certain tonal shades you can’t do on a Hamburg but you’ll be surprised that you can Achieve on a New York ;)

    • @maxfactor4209
      @maxfactor4209 3 года назад +1

      I can't tell the difference if tested blindfold

  • @yusufcancoktan1789
    @yusufcancoktan1789 6 месяцев назад

    The most excellent piano brand i have ever seen

    • @alexeykulikov2739
      @alexeykulikov2739 5 месяцев назад

      Have you played all others?

    • @yusufcancoktan1789
      @yusufcancoktan1789 5 месяцев назад

      @@alexeykulikov2739 i have tried many brands of piano until now including many types. Steinway really the most excellent

  • @debankur007
    @debankur007 2 года назад

    The King of all musical instruments.

  • @JustMe-999a
    @JustMe-999a 6 лет назад +6

    Considering the price, it's a shame Steinway pianos aren't prepared better at the factory. Playing a brand new Steinway is like driving a truck until you spend another couple thousand dollars having it regulated and voiced. The dealers do as little as they can get away with.

    • @thepianocornertpc
      @thepianocornertpc 3 года назад

      Yes! Not so with Steingraber and Sohne.Perfect upon arrival. Best piano in the world. ..period.

    • @benedictdsilva3954
      @benedictdsilva3954 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@thepianocornertpcYes..and Shigeru Kawai has the master artisan coming to your home for regulation voicing and tuning.
      No other manufacturer gives that service.

    • @thepianocornertpc
      @thepianocornertpc 10 месяцев назад

      @@benedictdsilva3954 Fazioli does.

    • @benedictdsilva3954
      @benedictdsilva3954 10 месяцев назад

      @@thepianocornertpc I'm not aware of that. Must check

  • @Wilma1529
    @Wilma1529 6 лет назад +2

    Does the Steinway B Model Grand have TEFLON Parts?

  • @paulussantosowidjaja8390
    @paulussantosowidjaja8390 11 лет назад +1

    Superb, the piano I dreamed to have one day with the PianoDisc's IQ System installed. So far only playing others' and my office's stock sometimes. So far only can dream (",).

  • @benedictdsilva3954
    @benedictdsilva3954 10 месяцев назад

    Interesting. I watched for a few minutes...but no mention of Grotrian ...The piano was named Grotrian Steinweg and only when Henrich Steinweg went to America he was told to change his name to Henry Steinway. Later they didn't want to be associated with Grotrian and there was a case filed..( I read all that on the net ) and Steinway won and so the name Grotrian Steinweg can only be used in Europe....
    It's the piano we've heard on 1000s of recordings and concerts .It's a beautiful sound ( though not all Steinways are good because of the wood)
    Today Faizioli is being heard and also Yamaha and Shigeru Kawai ( these still have to reach ....)
    Other good brands are Seiler, August Forster, C Bechstein, Bluthner, Steingraeber, Sauter, Ant Petrof , Bosendorfer.
    Slightly lesser is Schimmdsel Estonia Wilhem Steinberg and a few others.
    Would really to hear these ( concert grands side by side )

  • @chieftp
    @chieftp 6 лет назад +1

    4:15 my aunt had one of those "square grands" for years. it sounded as bad as the one in this video and no piano technician would touch it. I don't know if they couldn't get parts or what.

  • @blackbird4062
    @blackbird4062 7 лет назад +14

    Now this is what trees need to die for.

  • @PetrGladkikh
    @PetrGladkikh 2 года назад

    16:10 "Struck

  • @handsfree1000
    @handsfree1000 5 лет назад +1

    Fantastic. I’ll never own one but so nice to know the history behind them.

  • @nasaman23
    @nasaman23 8 лет назад +3

    what's the song at 12:30??

  • @sauvageaux
    @sauvageaux 2 года назад

  • @Kaeseman
    @Kaeseman 6 лет назад +1

    I see a lot of people in the comments complaining about this feeling like a comercial.
    What did you expect from the official Steinway & Sons channel, that they harshly critique their own products?

  • @zetacrucis681
    @zetacrucis681 10 лет назад +20

    Sorry Steinway, your pianos are great but this documentary is not much more than a long advertisement. PBS's "Note by Note: The Making of Steinway L1037" is a much better, more insightful and engaging documentary.

    • @nachosanchez4311
      @nachosanchez4311 9 лет назад

      Well, thank you, I'll go check it out right away!

    • @Jim-be8sj
      @Jim-be8sj 7 лет назад

      Agreed. All lovers of piano music should see the documentary you mention.

  • @alext8828
    @alext8828 3 года назад

    The gemstone models are fine. I got the dog shit model. It's a pip. Particleboard and Scotch tape. What a combo.

  • @PatJD83
    @PatJD83 11 лет назад +1

    Oh and one question - whats the name of the song at around ~min 12 ? Thank you so much :)
    Kind regards

    • @JD-qd5zp
      @JD-qd5zp 3 года назад

      @Patrick Digny - First of all, it is not a song. A song as a composition with lyrics to be sung by a singer. When there are no lyrics being song then it is simply a piano piece. I do not know the name of this particular piece at 12 minutes.

    • @PatJD83
      @PatJD83 3 года назад

      @@JD-qd5zp Dear JD - thank you for clarifying that a song usually! has words :D I have been playing the piano for over 30 years, so I am aware of that. Nevertheless songs don't neccessarily! have to have words, just look at Felix Mendelssohn's "Lieder ohne Worte" or "Songs withouth words" which are piano songs.

  • @hastensavoir7782
    @hastensavoir7782 4 года назад

    what music is playing @ 12 seconds mark???

  • @gatsbyjay1707
    @gatsbyjay1707 7 лет назад +1

    What is the name of BGM?

  • @yurrien8305
    @yurrien8305 6 лет назад

    if u have a steinway you know your talented....

  • @junpotatae9351
    @junpotatae9351 9 лет назад

    What was the song played 23:34?

  • @josephslotnick4516
    @josephslotnick4516 3 года назад

    Please what is the music during this tutorial??

  • @matthewsombilon4770
    @matthewsombilon4770 8 лет назад

    song in 12:00 - 12:30 please +steinway & sons

  • @ignatiusjk
    @ignatiusjk 6 лет назад +1

    There really is nothing like a Steinway piano. The simply are the best.

  • @giovanajardim2350
    @giovanajardim2350 3 года назад

    Eu quero!

  • @ibizamaria
    @ibizamaria 4 месяца назад

    Steinway & Sons (oft Steinway genannt) ist ein deutsch-US-amerikanischer Hersteller von Flügeln und Klavieren. Das Unternehmen wurde von Heinrich Engelhard Steinweg (Henry E. Steinway) und seinen Söhnen 1853 in New York City (Manhattan) gegründet. Seitdem hat Steinway & Sons mehr als 125 Patente erfolgreich angemeldet

  • @anastaciaemilia4026
    @anastaciaemilia4026 2 года назад

    the background music is too loud, louder than the vocal sound of the speaker. annoying

  • @RetroGamerVX
    @RetroGamerVX 10 лет назад +1

    My piano, which I am currently restoring, is nearly as old as the oldest steinway, 1878 :o) It's an erberhardt :o) (it's on my channel ) :o)

  • @Aberwag1
    @Aberwag1 8 лет назад

    What's the song 0:20 ???

  • @matthewsombilon4770
    @matthewsombilon4770 8 лет назад

    whats the song in 10:00 to 12:30 i guess? please :)

  • @treatb09
    @treatb09 3 года назад

    still can't believe they stack wood like that... it'll crush the grain at the lowest layer. instead, they could just invest in a system to stack wood on a shelf just the same, but without crushing the grain. there are many things i can see them changing and improving on. for instance, after the frame is formed, they let it sit under it's own tension. supports, tension standards. lots of ways to improve on that method and to understand the difference from the best to the worst opportunities of the wood.

  • @DanielWillen
    @DanielWillen 7 лет назад

    That looked like roughly one stroke every second which means a maxmimum of 3600 strokes in an hour?

  • @chieftp
    @chieftp 6 лет назад +2

    they kinda skipped over the 1933-45 period.

  • @user-mukbaniani
    @user-mukbaniani Год назад

    Вы просто король в мире роялев

  • @im_shin-ryujinxed3725
    @im_shin-ryujinxed3725 4 года назад

    I guess the Steinway’s ear has perfect pitch

  • @techi2425
    @techi2425 Год назад

    Steinway Piano are the Best”

  • @mpking-ey7ys
    @mpking-ey7ys 7 лет назад +1

    Can you make a computer (also with screen and everything) in wooden case for me?

  • @vitalyps3
    @vitalyps3 9 лет назад +9

    Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso brought me here

    • @Heliosaurus
      @Heliosaurus 9 лет назад +2

      Vitaly Birikov "You know I'm not always going to be around to help you." God dammit im sorry i had to.

  • @manofwar1305
    @manofwar1305 7 лет назад +4

    In this computer age, where elaborate computer simulations could be done on both materials and acoustics, finer sounding and more durable instruments could be mass manufactured resulting to cheaper products...The nightmare of the so called "artisans" and "craftsmen"

    • @benjaminsmith2287
      @benjaminsmith2287 6 лет назад +3

      They all do it. Kawai makes their slow hand-built pianos (Shigeru Kawai), Yamaha, Petrof, Bosendorfer, Bechstein, etc. If you see their factory videos of how they build their premium pianos, they all look quite similar. I kind of agree with you. I don't see the need to make everything by hand on the highest level pianos. Some of it, sure, but not the whole piano. They just do it to say we make hand built pianos because they can say they are the best built ones. But are they? The materials and aging of the wood is the most important thing, not that someone puts the wire on the piano by hand.

  • @o_oyash
    @o_oyash 7 лет назад +3

    "he donated an environmentally-friendly park." Lol how do you donate a park first of all and how can a park not be environmentally friendly?

    • @Moscu177
      @Moscu177 7 лет назад

      yashty100 exactly ,how ?

    • @wudruffwildcard252
      @wudruffwildcard252 7 лет назад

      Just some speculations.
      Draining a swamp or chopping down a forrest, to create the park ;)

  • @TurkiyeCumhurbaskani
    @TurkiyeCumhurbaskani 6 лет назад

    Baron Helmut Schnitzelnazi

  • @goognamgoognw6637
    @goognamgoognw6637 3 года назад

    Not interested in buying a beatless approved piano. I am interested in the classical repertoire music.

  • @martinvegas1327
    @martinvegas1327 6 лет назад +1

    You get what you pay for!

  • @sylvainrichard1577
    @sylvainrichard1577 8 месяцев назад

    Elton John must be one of them

  • @telescopereplicator
    @telescopereplicator 3 года назад +1

    As exclusive and expensive as these pianos may be, the highest notes (the last one/one and a half octave) sound way too harsh. Too metallic.
    Other brands have managed to get rid of that harsh sound. Why does a Steinway has to sound so different, then...???
    These pianos are NOT cheap, you know...!!??

  • @mcnuggieguy
    @mcnuggieguy 6 лет назад

    eighteen hundred forty and seven

  • @pb12661
    @pb12661 8 лет назад +3

    what's genius about waxing the logo? lol

  • @luilui2121
    @luilui2121 8 лет назад +4

    Wait a second, Beethoven, Schumann, Wagner or Bach never played or owned a Steinway. Their compositional inspiration was made possible by Erard, Streichers, Pleyel. Some Steinways can be great instruments, I personally own a Model L from the golden age, 1927, but it is an exquisite out-layer compared to the cheaply made Steinways of the CBS era, 1960s. It actually gets worse when in comes to that teflon era, and the verdigris period. The great fore-mentioned German musicians are the best, timelessly, Steinway pianos are not.

  • @alexsandoval4671
    @alexsandoval4671 Год назад

    But... does it djent?

  • @littlejobselectrica1
    @littlejobselectrica1 10 лет назад +2

    I wonder if yamaha take as much care and attention to detail when they built my piano. Err nope! Talk about Vorsprung durch Technik. Extreme. You really do get what you pay for.

    • @benjaminsmith2287
      @benjaminsmith2287 6 лет назад +1

      Yes, as much if not more. Yamaha has a hand-built division that makes the CF line and S and SX line in their own separate factory away from the mass-produced Yamahas.

  • @slovennandi5415
    @slovennandi5415 2 года назад

    “🎹:📕”

  • @voolare
    @voolare 6 лет назад +1

    Pity for the tasteless music, not played on a Steinway..

  • @jimshaw899
    @jimshaw899 4 года назад

    Steinway makes wonderful pianos. But this film is tarnished by its advertising industry rhetoric. Who knew they could pile manure that high without the underlying facts being crushed? As to "Steinway Musicians," it is as much a tyranny as a guild. To support all those performing musicians with concert pianos is likely the cost that makes a concert Steinway sell for almost twice the price of a comparable size concert Fazioli or a Bosendorfer, or a Bechstein.
    Steinway pianos shine brightly in the concert world. This film offers exaggerations that dim that brilliance.
    Oh, and Hamburg probably isn't even the musical capital of Germany, let alone Europe, much less "the world."

  • @trap-pd2mv
    @trap-pd2mv 4 года назад

    I don't know why I am watching this? old pianos wtf?

  • @Aberwag1
    @Aberwag1 8 лет назад

    And 13:13 pls

  • @goognamgoognw6637
    @goognamgoognw6637 3 года назад

    Don't like the branding push. If you make a good product you don't need to over advertise your brand name. Besides some of the artists mentioned in this video are examples not to follow.

  • @organbuilder272
    @organbuilder272 5 лет назад +1

    Hey - What are you talking about. The King of Instruments is the pipe organ with far more dynamic range, ptich and tonal quality that any bunch of pianos no matter who makes them. You have not mentioned all the problems with action, regulation and touch that American piano purchasers experience. Restrictions on where you can buy pianos, all sorts of restrictions including that you must buy pianos sight unseen. Steinway used to be the best but now????

    • @JD-qd5zp
      @JD-qd5zp 3 года назад

      @robert shaw - you can’t pour your heart and soul and mind and emotions into a pipe organ as you can on the piano. All you can do with a pipe organ espresso K and cause air to blow through a pipe. There is no way to put emotion into it.
      The piano ranks as the finest of all instruments.

    • @JD-qd5zp
      @JD-qd5zp 3 года назад +1

      I’m sorry for the error.
      Express OK should have read “press a key”.

    • @organbuilder272
      @organbuilder272 3 года назад

      @@JD-qd5zp I would guess you have nevr played a pipe organ. I wonder why the pipe organ is called "The King of Instruments" by one eminent composer... All you can do is make them louder or softer, and play from the softest whisper to the loudest blaring of trumpets. From the lowest audible pitches to frequencies only cats can hear. Pianos have their place, But the pipe organ is and remains king. For example - try playing Pictures at an exhibition of piano and then let a good organist play it on a 100 stop organ. - No comparison.

    • @organbuilder272
      @organbuilder272 3 года назад

      @@JD-qd5zp Oh, that's okay JD - we all make mistakes, like saying all you do is press a key. and using 5 keyboards at once and selecting the tonal resources appropriate for the piece and sections thereof and controlling the volume and maybe a moment to turn pages. Of course the pianist does not play a keyboard with his feet, does he - 32 notes for the bass lines. and at least 122 manual keys. - 244 if it is a 4 manual organ. Now, what is it you were saying??? Play an organ, just once - with help from someone who knows what he's doing, and you will have a wonderful time, really. You might even be able to manage the pedal. and that is even more exciting. Really - have fun - try it.

  • @youbian
    @youbian 8 лет назад +5

    Even the priciest pianos are a bargain compared to string instruments.

    • @jamesmorgan403
      @jamesmorgan403 5 лет назад +1

      A piano IS a string instrument doofus.

  • @scharkalvin
    @scharkalvin 2 года назад

    Actually Austria, but OK.

  • @ANTONZANESCO
    @ANTONZANESCO 5 лет назад

    NY Steinway is the worst Piano to tune , Hamburg is one of the BEST ! NY Steinway is like a Percussion Instrument . but expensive . different Culture , different Needs . Marketing , versus Music

  • @deepasuresh1845
    @deepasuresh1845 5 лет назад

    Steinway, an you please gift me a Steinway grand? I am sure I will be a Chopin of modern times. I don't have an acoustic piano.

  • @jetsetter8541
    @jetsetter8541 6 лет назад

    Very shallow approach to the subject, ignoring the history that
    mentions what instruments List and Chopin and many more classical pianists used. To be sarcastic I will say that they must have played on some other than a Clavicord instruments of the unknown maker. Puting JL over old classical composers reflects wrong understanding of whole music .

  • @ilovehorrorcats
    @ilovehorrorcats 6 лет назад

    i am forced to watch this video at school and this is the most boring video that i ever seen. I like to watch gaming videos and make gaming videos on my channel

    • @rogercarroll2551
      @rogercarroll2551 Год назад

      Best you stick to gaming videos and the like. Probably your real calling.

  • @nasaman23
    @nasaman23 8 лет назад +1

    what's the song at 12:30??