Can You Hear The Difference Between a Cheap and Expensive Piano?
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2023
- Can you hear the difference between an expensive piano and a cheap piano? I started the video playing on cheap pianos and gradually increased their quality. Can you hear the difference between them? Which one is the best?
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Hotel staff in Vancouver: There's some foreign guy that keeps playing the same song on every piano in town.
It was a necessary evil.
and it was hillarious. lol. beautiful instruments.
Hotel Coworker: Yeah... but he's really good at it.
At least they’re getting used!!😂😂😂
Song?????
In my opinion, somewhere after the piano for $275 thousand, the difference in sound became less and less significant. I even liked the sound of the mentioned piano more than the more expensive variants. I think the cost is more justified by the design, the material of the case, the limitations, the brand and the status of the architect. And the filling is not much different
That's what I thought as well. I don't think a golden piano necessarily sounds better than a white one...
I thought the same thing as well. If a piano is tuned correctly and the pianist is skilled, a 2k piano can sound just as good as a 700k piano.
Same for me. 100,000 to 275 thousand was miniscule and after that, there was maybe a slight tonal difference from one instrument to the other, but not a difference in quality.
Yes, you are right. At that point, it becomes more of a sculpture rather than just a musical instrument
@@shannamcmellon572 that depends on the model of the piano. Not unless it's a concert grand piano, and the seller really wants to get rid of it to the point of selling it for 2K which in most cases highly unlikely. A grand piano still feels different to play than an upright piano.
Also for those curious I would like to add that Vinheteiro might have gotten the labels for the Bechstein Concert8 and Hoffmann T161 mixed up because the Bechstein Concert8 is an upright piano🎹🎶
The most shocking thing was learning that there is a TV that costs 100k
OLED + Gimmick + "Signature" in a nutshell
Wait till you learn about MicroLED that are currently "Available"
I immediately googled it 😂
I am a retired music teacher but used to show my music students many of your videos! I like your new way of editing where when switching pianos, the song continues, instead of starting it over each time! I missed you and will resubscribe just because of all the good memories! You are amazing!
It's hard to tell a difference after the 50k-100k price range. I think the more expensive ones are more art pieces than instruments.
Agree. The “guts” are basically the same. That said, to me size matters and nothing smaller compares to the sound and action response of a concert grand in any brand.
@@elcidcampeador7400 exactlly🎹🎶
It may seem some sound a bit fuller and some sound somewhat brighter, but the differences are minute from what you can tell out of a youtube video which for sure does not use the most audiophile coded for audio compression (it usually simply does not have to).
Assuming more or less ide tical methods of recording, being left or right of a grand piano due to the open lid makes a difference. But then they are in different rooms with different characteristics and reflections, and most of all, they are made of different materials, wood, resin, steel. So there have to be at least very fine differences. If most of us are able to tell those apart? Nah, don't think so.
Some of the expensive ones sounded like the had less sustain so the notes sounded short. Maybe the area they where contained made a difference.
I ‘listen’ to pianos. The looks of many of the expensive ones do nothing for me other than make me cringe. I would be much more impressed with the gold leafed one if that were the just wood finished to that color with the grain still visible, I think.
I'm more worried with Vancouvers obsession with expensive Fazioli's
Hey Siri, where does the best Fazioli salesman in the world live?
Blame Trudeau
@@zx7-rr486 lol
The 50$ one and the 700$ one sound like saloon pianos you hear in the movies, I think both have a charming nostalgic sound to them... I can also tell the difference when you play the expensive ones, but somehow i still prefer the two aforementioned. Maybe it reminds me of days at my great aunt's place or some other wholesome times. Thank you for sharing this video, it was a delight to hear you play.
It's the "faults" that give them their unique character. Perfect is all the same.
Agreed🎹🤠👍🏼
I'm guessing they're slightly out of tune .. gives them more "character"!
По ощущениям: цена свыше 100000$ уходит уже в дизайн и роскошь. Разница есть, но небольшая и, вероятно, зависит скорее от геометрии и настройки.
мне показалось, что более старые фортепьяно в деревянном дизайне звучали лучше, в последних моделях с дизайнерскими наворотами звуки были дребезгом или мой телефон так воспроизводит
@@pavelcrocus574😂
- Ваш Паваротти - картавый и в ноты не пропадет.
- С чего ты взял?
- Да мне Мойша вчера по телефону напел.
Ну, ты нашел, как слушать различия в звучании разных пианин. Ты хотя бы средние наушники одел, что ли...
For those wondering about the piece Lordão is playing, it's Frédéric Chopin's "Grande Valse brillante" in E Flat Major, Op. 18 (1831-33) 👍
For me, a dumb illiterate listener, it sounds confusing sometimes, as if jerry was running from tom over it.
@@LeoVS44 Yep, agreed. The use of classical music in Tom & Jerry cartoons was a very clever move from Hanna-Barbera in those days.
cringe
Knew it was Chopin Just didn't know the tune. He like all the other composers has a very distinct style. My grand parents lived on Chopin St in Detroit. They pronounced it Cho-pin. I assume that is the traditional way to pronounce his name in Polish.
@@skildude And in French as well!! 👍
This man casually returned after a month just to ask if we can hear the difference, respect
Can you hear the difference?
@@Lord_Vinheteiro NO I'M DEAF PLEASE SEND HELP
@@kellymccarthy7109 Beeethoven was deaf too. And he could hear everything!
Took a month to travel the world to play all those pianos, respect
@@Lord_Vinheteiro pretty sure Beethoven had better tone perception about the music playing inside his head, then most of us would have while looking at an EQ Spectrum
🎹🎹Thanks for the comparison. I live in Vancouver but didn't know we had so many wonderful (and expensive) instruments here. Nicely done!
That little ditty you played on the Flying Fazioli was pretty cool! Thanks for sharing!
As a piano technician of 35 years I've always favoured the Steinway D, it's a hard piano to beat and generally perform well, they are the piano workhorse that's proven itself for over a century and a half.
Nothing beats the Steinway model D, all these pianos shown keep going up in price based on its design. They all sound awful
My father is a piano tuner and he swears by the Steinway D.
Yup@@kaseywahl
"That's a priceless Steinway." - Mrs. Leverlilly
"Not any more." - Inspector Clouseau
Classic!!!!!
@@excavatoree
I liked the $50 upright and the next one up, the best. I was a piano technician apprentice for the premier piano technician in the U.S. in the 70's-80's. He was flown all over the country to voice (not a tuner but worked with them) symphony pianos. In the studio in Phoenix, we restored all kinds of wonderful old pianos, uprights and grands alike, and my boss was already warning about the use of teflon bushings and other non-organic materials in modern brands, against how the pianos were originally made and how they needed to be restored using the same organic materials. Wool felts and hammers, felt bushings, animal glues, even ivory keys were hard to find from used sources at that early time. To me, all the really expensive grands sounded very bright and harsh, might have been in part the show room acoustics, but I'd rather have and hear the richer tone of the organic older instrument. Thank you so much for your excellent video and the illustration that reminded me of my early training.
yeah man, I liked the first two the best myself. They actually had a vintage sound, and not because they were out of tune. They were just interesting sounding...had an old sound.
О времена...
They make think of a western saloon piano.
I don't know much about pianos but I agree with you, instruments back in the day were made with real natural materials and that must have something to do with how they sound. I also prefer the 50$ and 700$ ones! They sound like the pianos our great aunts and grandma's had. A nostalgic sound that carries something beyond what an expensive modern one can render. I also noticed that these two aforementioned were upright pianos, since I don't know much about the subject,.maybe that's why they sound different?
New York Steinways already abandoned the use of teflon in their actions from what I know🎹🎶
99% of the audible difference in sound is the difference in the sound of the rooms in which these instruments are installed. For a correct comparison, recording must be done in the same acoustic environment.
Such a waste to see expensive pianos in random places, its like a supercar that was only ever riden to go in a trailer, to sit in some collector's basement.
My favorite is the Flying Fazioli, the one made of steel, weighing 6 tons and mounted to the building. I really liked the sound of that piano.
The Hoffman T161 upright really has spectacular tone for a piano with such a modest footprint. Loved hearing it.
Yes it was really "warm" sounding, I liked it too.
I called it the best as well. The tone is so rich and warm. A lovely piano. The runner up for me was the Barthol and Berlin.
Ok I think he got the labels mixed up because the Hoffmann T161 is a grand piano. The upright piano you are liking is a C Bechstein Concert8🎹🎶
That one actually had the most pleasing sound to my ears
@@Dwendele the Hoffmann T161 is the grand piano that came before the upright. The upright before the first Fazioli is the Bechstein Concert8🎹🎶
I'd buy a ticket to hear this guy play on a $2 piano.
Me too
Really? Ugh.
Excellent performance on any piano, sir!🎹👋👍👋.
The Hoffman piano sound was night abd day after hearing the old and worn pianos. The Hoffman piano was our dad's gift to my brothers and i. Dad does not play any musical instrument but he has a keen ear to choosing best sounding piano in any price range.
At least he was able to see a YT video of the gold Fazioli piano in Vancouver a week before he become ill and passed away in the hospital. 😂😢❤🎹🙏
Thanks for the tour.😊
*Timestamps:*
0:00 _1956 Haunted Piano,_ *$1*
0:03 _66-Key Small Piano,_ *$50,* Equivalent to Taxi Ride
0:16 _1915 Barthol & Berlin,_ *$700,* Equivalent to an Iphone 13
0:31 _New W. Hoffmann T161,_ *$46,998,* Equivalent to a New Grand Cherokee L
0:59 _New C. Bechstein Concert 8 "Intarsia",_ *$99,998,* Equivalent to a LG Rollable Smart TV
1:15 _2020 Fazioli F183 in California Walnut,_ *$275,000,* Equivalent to a Shipwrecked 1907 Heidsieck Wine
1:45 _2021 The Cloud Fazioli,_ *$355,000,* Equivalent to 12,5 Bitcoins
2:26 _2011 The Origami Fazioli,_ *$375,000,* Equivalent to a House in a good district
2:50 _2020 The Floating Fazioli,_ *$700,000,* Equivalent to 700 Nelore Cattle
3:20 _2017 The Butterfly Fazioli,_ *$1,200,000,* Equivalent to a R66 Helicopter
4:10 _2018 The Kengo Kuma Fazioli,_ *$1,500,000,* Equivalent to 23kg of gold
5:00 _2013 The 24k Gold Leaf Fazioli F228,_ *$3,000,000,* Equivalent to a 4ha Island in Brazil
P.S. As a Chopin enthusiast, your playing made my day, Vinheteiro
I think the last one is "4ha" or 4 hectares
While I enjoy looking at a gold ring, or a nicely made gold bracelet, I wasn’t real fond of the 24K gold piano. My favorite was the beautifully crafted California Walnut piano.
Thank you for listing all of these amazing pianos and the details to go with them.
You had me at Jeep Grand Cherokee L😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🎹🎶
I'd get a grand piano over a grand cherokee l anyday🎹🎶
The smart TV and the whine were silly. Who wants to have that?
I remember I got to play a Bosendorfer at a piano gallery once. The shop owner was like "Do you want to play a really expensive piano? It's like sitting in the seat of a Lamborghini." I said "Sure" and sat down at the keys. I was so nervous to play something so expensive that I ended up playing "Chopsticks" and doing improv on top of it. lol It was still an amazing experience.
le Bösendorfer grand queue Impérial . .
LA ROLLS'ROYCE des pianos !
j'ai eu la chance d'y donner à 2 reprises des concerts en soliste ...
inoubliable ...
la première fois, j'étais toute jeune , le Saint Instrument était cocooné dans une église , j'ai très rapidement compris qu'il fallait dompter la (sublime et superbe ) bête : j'ai obtenu l'autorisation d'y passer la nuit ( l'on m'a " enfermée" dans l'église ), j'y ai passé 10 inoubliables heures , avec un résultat idyllique .
C'est le piano de mes rêves ...
Mais les tirages de Loto boudent mes mises ..
Cette "marque "de piano a la particularité de multiplier toutes vos intentions pianistiques /poétiques /avouées/secrètes etc ...
...En bien comme en mal !
Pour les pianistes qui ont un jeu un peu dur , ils n'ont plus qu'à partir en courant ...
le son "un peu dur " devient du mauvais béton inécoutable.
et ainsi de suite .
Bon, c'est pas tout ça , mais QUI M'OFFRE UN BÖSENDORFER ? (grand queue Impérial , de préférence ...)
Nice of them to let you play them instead of locking them up and cordoning them off! Also interesting that the 'better' they become, the more digital they start to sound. 😁 I'll stick to my Yamaha CLP 745 in polished ebony, thanks... when I get it. Great video!
That would be because digital pianos use samples recorded from high end acoustic pianos.
Thanks, Mr. Bernaschek. Outstanding.
I can make a million-dollar piano sound like a plastic piano. this is my specialty😂
jajaja
The fact that he traveled who knows how far away from his city to play these pianos for us is significant ❤❤❤ keep it up vinheteiro
It was all in Vancouver bro lmao
@@Ejai1 Bruh
Характер звучания разный у всех инструментов, разница в деталях тоже есть. Первые 3 играют просто и без акцентов на деталях. Все остальные играют примерно одинаково с разным характером, причём не всегда более дорогое играет лучше. Последнее естественно играет идеально и с большой разницей от других.
да абсолютно идиотский тест звучания, окружение разное везде. В идеале их нужно тестировать в абсолютно идентичных условиях. Да и люди смотря это в ютубе, с ограничениями качества платформы не могут оценить адекватно
там ещё разные инструменты пианино и рояль по этому звук разный но они похожи
Мне не понравилось выбранное произведение. Раздражает
Thank you for video and music✨
For me the biggest jump in quality was when he moved up to the Hoffmann upright. I have had one of these for over twenty years and it has moved continents with me. It’s such a lovely instrument. Such great color, cantabile and the ability to voice different lines with ease. I never felt I was missing out on not having a grand.
He got the labels for the Hoffmann T161 and Bechstein Concert8 mixed up🎹🎶
I've been wondering who moved my continent! Now I know you and your piano are responsible. 😉
@@conwaytwt I see what you did there. Nice
I hope you enjoyed Vancouver! The differences are somewhat muted by the speaker on my phone but the artistry comes through just fine 😍
Absolutely not.
@ΙΧΘΥΣ - Discepoli di Gesù 🔥 bot
@ΙΧΘΥΣ - Discepoli di Gesù 🔥 ah well I retract my previous statement about you being a bot
Nicely played and well edited.
I applaud this pianist who is a virtuoso and a showman! Love what he plays whenever I listen. Good video-absolutely loved this video🌟
No one is going to argue that Faziolis don't have a beautiful tone, but the amazing thing is that Paolo Fazioli and his company manage to do whatever the client wants (even build pianos out of bizarre casing materials) and still retain that magnificent sound and key action, which is unlike any other piano that's been built. Italian craftsmanship at its finest. I think you could commission Fazioli to put a piano in a dumpster and expect the same level of sound quality and key feel, and that's why they start at almost $300,000.
The metal piano at 2:53 sounded really harsh and unappealing, even though it looked cool in a brutalist sort of way. I respect Fazioli's craftsmanship, their concert grands are among the best in business on the highest level with the best of Bösendorfers and Steinways, but the metal piano is just no. I understand that at that point it's a work of art rather than an instrument, but honestly they shouldn't have agreed to do that for any money if they were to put their name on it. It's not a good representation of their brand in terms of sound. lol
@@kosmosycheyes, it was harsh to my ears too.
@@kosmosyche TOTALLY agree!
I agree for the most part. These are great artwork pieces, but I did think that the Flying Fazoli had an interesting variation in sound. What caught my attention was the last piano, the Gold Leaf, interestingly had beautiful reverb and echo. Whether this was the room it was located in, or something about the make of the piano itself, it has a wonderful sound. Personally, I'd say the improvement isn't worth the cost if it's because of the gold plating though...
@@RKumono There's a roughly zero percent chance the gold plating had anything to do with the way the instrument sounds. Gold leaf is incredibly thin (to the extent that the total amount of gold on that piano most likely is just a few grams), and also very soft, so would not be very likely to interact with the sound in any meaningful way.
These comparisons are definitely helping me understand their worth lol
My piano is the value of a pizza slice
@@cdevidal I have many with the value of a pizza slice.
@@Lord_Vinheteiro can i buy one?
@@Lord_Vinheteiro What do you think of "Fritz Dobbert" piano
@@Lampshade8712 for this conversation i whould pay my part of pizza for you.
Is the mic setup identical in all examples? This is astonishing!
I am jealous that you got to play all those beautiful pianos! And so many in Vancouver! I might have to visit a few to see them in real life. Beautiful. And beautiful playing too, 👏
Welcome to my city of Vancouver! Its an honor to have such a talented pianist amongst us!
Thank you! I loved the city!
Immer wieder gerne!
The steel flying faz, the butterfly and that last one really stood out to me. Lot of nice pieces in there though.
Mad props to vinheitero for this seamless and beautifully played presentation.
It's really nice to hear him just sit down and play. Absolutely in his element.
Vinheteiro o sr. É um músico e um pianista maravilhoso ❤
Thank-you so much. This was much fun to hear and see your playing the different valued pianos.
Enquanto artistas nacionais buscam uma carreira internacional, o Lordão faz sucesso na gringa e busca o reconhecimento nacional rsrsrsrs mito
No Brasil infelizmente ninguém gosta de música clássica.
Néh não!! Mas é difícil trazer uma boa cultura musical para país deplorável.
"Primo", não me leve a mal, mas permita-me uma dica sobre uma coisa que não faz a menor diferença para os brasileiros, mas para os americanos é gravíssima: quando for escrever algo que americanos vão ler, evite o riso kkkk (mesmo com quatro k, e JAMAIS com três), é muito parecido e pode confundir-se com kkk, da Ku Klux Klan, muito mal vista e causa de escândalo para eles. Eles podem entender errado e pensar que você (e/ou, no caso, o Lorde Vinheteiro) pertence(m) a essa diabólica organização.
@@Lord_Vinheteiro é porque você não se atreveu a tocar música instrumental brasileira (in loco), aí verás o que é falta de reconhecimento e mérito no Brasil... A música clássica ainda tem muito mais valor no Brasil do que a nosso autêntico choro por exemplo.
Kkkkkk o Lorde faz o caminho contrário
It's eye-opening to see so many beautifully-designed pianos made from different materials. Though it's hard for me to draw a parallel comparison of their values with the hints provided. Great performance as always! Bravo!🎉
The two pianos that sounds best for me through my speakers is the Fazioli F183 and the Cloud Fazioli. Perhaps my judgment is altered by the aesthetics of the instrument because visually I prefer
the Fazioli F183.
Merci. Superbe présentation de pianos du plus rustique au plus surprenant dont les sonorités sont évidemment exceptionnelles. Personnellement j'aurai plus fait une présentation avec un choral de JS Bach. Mais quoiqu'il en soit merci à vous. 👍⚜️
I love the sound of that Bechstein 1:00 ❤️
Thank you for let us admire some of the most luxorious piano's in the world and play on them !
(Beautiful performance btw 👏🏻👏🏻)
On the last piano I guess you was sweathing because you were afraid of broking a string 👀😅
Yeah it's really great I wouldn't even touch it when I see the price 😅
Truly and utterly Grand!!! Love them all from the haunted to the priciest! 😄
The piano differences are mostly found if they are played with love and with good hands :) Loved the video
Отличная подборка для кругозора,благодарю ,да и музыка ,в конце хотелось аплодировать...Слух у меня таки есть,слишком по-разному было звучание😂
que paz de espírito e tranquilidade trás ver seus vídeos... vc manda mt bem nisso.
Vinheteiro developed a problem with his finger joints after training for many hours in the past. At the end of the video you can see him flexing his fingers to relieve the pain. Beautiful to see the talent mixed with your hard work!
Today I learned that Vancouver has lots of crazy-ass pianos.
And all from Fazioli, which is actually an Italian brand!
я не музыкант, но по-моему пианино с роялем сравнивать😮
как классический полный аккардеон с хорошей гармошкой.
всё хорошо в меру, но не все её знают, поэтому Бог и хотел чтобы мы становились этакими сомелье потихоньку во всём и в первую очередь в отношении качеств личностных. я так думаю...
ведь и за мульён(1000000) пианино играет не само.😅
I can hear the difference until the fourth piano (W. Hoffmann T161). I still can't hear the difference in sound quality, but the music from each subsequent piano sounds really beautiful :)
For me, it's not so much the difference in sound, but rather the uniqueness of every piano itself. From the $1 to $3,000,000, they all have their own character and tone that don't just play the music but instead, produce a musical experience. They all give me joy!
...to watch.
Poetry seeps from your hand❤
Fazioli pianos are a complete waste of money ... No difference in sound between a 150K Steinway (Steinway actually sounds better) and this overpriced crap from Fazioli; the rest is just fluff and pointless aesthetics.
Well, uniqueness and quality don't always go hand in hand
The Fazioli ones don't offer any "musical experience" if you don't see them. They're just ostentatious tools...
How fun that you got an opportunity to play all those pianos! I love watching/hearing you play.
Amazing differences of each piano!!! This is that case when cost does mean!
Boy! Vancouver sure does love a good piano!!
Good job man - what a lucky guy you are, getting to tour/play all of these wonderful pianos.
Those are some lovely bits of craftsmanship. That they even let you near them let alone play them is amazing.
En sonido me quedo con el gold 24K. Tiene algo que me encanta. Pero todos son magnificos. Gracias Maestro! Soy guitarrista pero amante del piano!.
I loved the flying one. Sonic light of endless harmonics. Played the video on my McIntosh hi-fi system.
I love these videos! I am not a professional musician, so the only thing I can say is after a certain point in the prices they seemed very similar. Of course, this is from my iPhone. I imagine that in person you would get a better feel. And those custom pianos I image are priced for the customization not just the parts that make it sound good.
And it’s on youtube too. I believe they manipulate sound quality.
The best recordings are made through analog methods. Even the best digital audio recorders won’t ever match analog. And youtube is far from the best.
Yeah, RUclips is compressing both the video and the sound, which means a lot of quality is lost between the playing, the recording media and then uploading it.
@@caelestigladii no offense, but that is silly. Anything one might find preferable about analog gear (outside of placebo effect), has everything to do with the gear used…not the source recorded. Some analog gear sounds like trash. Some sounds subjectively good because of the way it literally distorts the recording - that’s right, analog character comes from harmonic distortion, not fidelity. Further, what do you even mean by “analog”? Any and every mic used is going to be “analog” on the front end, and most likely the back. Preamp, maybe or maybe not. But then what…are you suggesting that if they’d recorded to tape it would be more transparent? Lol. No. Bottom line, all other things being equal, a well done digital recording at adequate bit/sample rate is going to represent the source as it actually is better than any vague, nondescript allusion to an “analog” signal chain. There’s finer details one could consider about a/d conversion, but all this hooplah folks regurgitate about analog universally being better is very uninformed. Some gear sounds great, just as some software processing sounds great. But that has nothing to do with accuracy and fidelity of raw recordings. Peace.
@@replacesoundboard true. But the fidelity lost with the audio I’d bet 99.9% of folks can’t hear, and it’s applied across all the pianos, so it’s a constant. Of far more significance is the mic and the room the instruments are in.
@@djhofer6187 One thing for certain is, no matter how hard I try to record my own upright, it always fails to be as magnificent as when I actually play it; although it partly has to do with my not knowing how to record properly.
That's exactly what I want to see Vinheteiro. Best video on your channel
Thank you!
Feliz Ano Novo. Que vídeo sensacional.
(-a higher bitrate codec could help) with such beautiful playing I wish you had access to the fabled Siena Pianoforte. What microphones and spacing were used and were they used throughout this seemless video?
I can't believe he actually bought all those pianos just for this video! Thanks, Vinheteiro!
He's fine... bunged them on ebay afterwards...
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
he didn't, he just go to those places where are located
I literally just got into piano and I am loving your videos. Awesome content!!🎉
I think I liked the walnut one the best. But I don't know how much the room acoustics affected the sounds. The gold one was pretty nice tbf.
❤❤❤ Tanks you for this video si interesting
My favourites were my teachers' black baby grand (either a Kawai or Yamaha) and my wife's late Grandma's beautiful upright mahogany (Yamaha I think?). And you sir chose a beautiful piece to demonstrate the different pianos with!
I am not a professional piano player, but a piano fanatic. When I see one, I have to play a few notes on it. To me the sound is all. And I can honestly say, I have only played on about 5 pianos in all this time which has touched my heart. My first choice is Steinway, by far. I have also played on a Bechstein which had the most beautiful tone. The irony is that my own piano is a real cheapy, but with an excellent sound till about 3 years ago when the baseboard started to bend. Cant afford to have it fixed though
And Your Playing Vinheteiro. PRICELESS!
Yes. There was a Bosendorfer at my school I never heard another piano sound like it - and I'm a horn player!
Funny how I liked the sounds of some less expensive pianos more than the expensive ones
I can definitely hear the difference in tone and timbre of each and have to say that the only two I was not fond of was what I later found out to be the resin piano and the steel(?) Piano, being vision impaired I tend to listen first and later watch.
Хорошо настроенный инструмент великолепно звучит, не зависимо от его цены.
Вся прелесть в обертонах. Дорогие звучат точно, но очень сухой звук. Удивляют только ценой.
Hoffman and bechstein for my ears i like the sound. Honestly need to hear them in the same venue size to know which one I like the most.
Thank you. Each piano had its charm; my favorite was the mellow tones of the Hoffmann. ❤
Wow, that was so interesting. What has always amazed me most about your playing is that you do most of it from memory, often staring at the camera and doing it so brilliantly. That said, it's stunning to consider the market value of some of those pianos. Thanks for sharing this with us. :)
If you find a good pianist who can’t memorize the pieces, call the news.
@@magicmulder Yes that's not the difficult bit.
We had a Gerhard Heintzman full-size upright piano at home when I was a kid. It is now almost 125 years old and still plays very well. 5 generations of our family have learned to play piano on it. It's still beautiful, sounds great (given professional tunings along the way), and has a few small scars from festive drink glasses across the top. We still have the original key for the keyboard cover. This piano is a Time Machine; it stores family history, family memories. It show up in so many family photos .. some going all the way back to WW2. This piano is like family ... we'd grieve if we let it go. Pianos are (can be) special .. very special.
The Hoffman T161 had the best sound in my ears. The tones merge together, something that I miss with the expensive Faziolis.
A verdade é que não tem preço termos um musicista como você Vinheteiro representando nosso país. Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho. O melhor vídeo de todos pelo trabalho de reunir todos esses pianos.
Por que se parece com um estrangeiro?? @@patricia78788
The best quality piano, I have heard and played on, was a full size grand Steinway and Sons piano, with ivory keys. It was amazing. And I could here the difference in each piano. I really enjoyed your performance of Chopin’s Grand Valse Brilliant. Great Job🎉🎉🎉 And by far, the gold piano was my favorite. Keep up the great piano playing😄
Really high end Steinways almost sounds too good to my ears. Brilliant pianos of course, but I dunno I prefer a bit of character.
0:59 New C. Bechstein Concert 8 "Intarsia", $99,998, Equivalent to a LG Rollable Smart TV 👍
2:50 2020 The Floating Fazioli, $700,000, Equivalent to 700 Nelore Cattle 👍👍
5:00 2013 The 24k Gold Leaf Fazioli F228, $3,000,000, Equivalent to a 4ha Island in Brazil 👍👍👍
0:33 самое мягкое звучание. Дальше уже разницы не было, иногда даже хуже, особенно металлическая рояль (6-тонная).
The Kengo Kuma Fazioli wins for me in terms of visual interest, but I preferred the sound of the more modest pianos, from the Hoffmann upright through the first Fazioli. Of course it's very hard to judge truly from a video like this because they are all recorded in different spaces and so on.
Very nice video! In my opinion it is hard to really appreciate the differences when you listen to a recording, because it will always depend on the microphone you use to record, the ambient where the piano is located, the compression you choose to edit the recording, the chipset of your computer sound or mobile phone (the equalizer settings), the quality of your headphones or the speakers 🤭. Although you can hear the differences, at the end of the day the perception and acceptance will be different to each person. I think there are many models among them which sound fabulous.
The only one I didn't immediately like was the Flying Fazioli which is attached to the buliding. Sound with my speakers was jarring compared to the others.
Amazing sound congratulations pianist🎉😍🎵🎹🎶👍🥂
The Kengo Kuma Fazioli Grand Piano - Great SOUND!!!! THANKS, THANKS, THANKS !!! A sound engineer with 20 years of experience.
The fact some very beautiful and expensive pianos are here in Canada--and he travelled here to play them--is priceless. Thank you.
wow so cool that you got to play all of those really unique and expensive pianos!!!! Great video!!!!
Your son is so fortunate to have a father like you.
The value equivalencies were interesting, how markets value things is wild.
I got to play a Fazioli F278 a couple of weeks ago. I've played Yamaha, I've played Baldwin, I've played Steinway, I've played Bosendorfer...all of them paled in comparison to the Fazioli. It was the best piano I've ever played. Hands down. At about $250k it's more than I'll ever be able to afford, but I can go play this one anytime I want so I'll definitely be going to play it again!
I’ve played all the others, but I haven’t played a Fazioli yet! Hopefully some day!❤
I’m not a musician and I envy you your talent. My preferred instrument is the W Hoffmann T161 at a mere $47 000- it has a wonderfully rounded warmth to the sound and I immediately saw a candlelit ballroom filled with swirling dresses and tailcoats - also a joyous sound. Some of the high end stuff sounded so similar and was very brittle and harsh- not pleasant. As ever cost does not always reflect being classy and some instruments looked like expensive tat. A Really interesting film thanks.
By "Hoffmann T161" you mean the upright piano before the first Fazioli? That's the Bechstein Concert8. He got the labels mixed up with just those 2 pianos. Hoffmann is owned by Bechstein though🎹🎶
I love the 2 piano old rag sounds
I was in vancouver today and i played on the cloud fazioli
I can definitely hear the difference among the lower cost pianos. But the $100k-$1mil range become kinda blurred. I was however, very suprised that I loved the sound of the last piano. I think it's because you were playing the last part of the song which hits the lower notes where you can hear the full breath of the instrument.
And I can just imagine how much better that part would sound on a Bosendorfer Imperial with the extra bass notes!
It has a lot to do with the acoustic of the room. All the designer pianos were on hard floor, with hard walls and windows, whereas the last one benefited from wooden flooring, which is good.
They're also basically all Faziolis
It may also depend on acoustics of the building.
Once you get around $300K, any differences in sound quality there might be become too slight for me to distinguish. Whatever I thought I heard might be different, I could just as easily chalk up to the difference in acoustics as to the pianos themselves. Tough to be sure when they are each in a different kind of acoustic environment. Although I guess the $3 million gold one did sound different enough to not just be acoustics, but presumably the gold making the difference. Not sure it was actually a better sound though, just a little bit different in a way that probably wasn't the acoustics. Several of them I expect the absurd price to be to the artsy nature of the frame rather than anything particularly special about the materials or mechanics of how it plays.
Your piano playing.....priceless!
Wow, you can hear the difference - what amazing pianos - true pieces of art!