Fazioli Greatest Piano Ever Made
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Fazioli pianos are considered by many to be the finest pianos made today. Signor Fazioli and his small team make around one hundred pianos each year. Such limited production ensures that each instrument receives the highest level of care and attention from the start of its production until it finally leaves the factory. No mass production techniques are used at the Fazioli factory which is why each and every Fazioli has a unique personality.
I own a Fazioli F212 and absolutely ADORE it! It is my dream piano, and I am proud to be one of the lucky ones who actually have one in their home.
Larson Piano
You’re so damn lucky! Enjoy it, it’s a wonderful, enchanting instrument.
Do you know what year it was made? Really curious now..😅
I was working in a recording studio years ago that had 3 FAZs and I played them all. Certainly the best I have ever played. It was like having a whole symphony orchestra under your fingertips.
A piano is for each one of us to love, not a matter of brand name, but of personal taste. Comparing them is none sense. Hamburg Steinways are different to New York Steinways and neither one is better, just appealing to different tastes. I have played Bosendorfers, Faziolis and my personal choice and one I have at home is a Hamburg Steinway D from 1967, nothing comes close for me.
Fazioli has something that other piano doesn't have. it gives to me some indescribable feelings
Here's my two cents;
The biggest reps are the Steinway and the Bosendorfer and of course they are both great pianos.
However, I have often noticed repeatedly, with different performers and different models that even with my favorite pianist Horowitz playing, and as rich and clear as it is generally, the Steinway became very " boomy ' and the notes got quite muddled up, especially in the left hand, during some of the more FORTE sections to the point where you could hardly distinguish the individual notes.
The Bosendorfer has a great rich sound but it is very very " BASSEY " in general compared to all other pianos and that also causes some distortion and " muddling " of the sound in some of the aggressive passages.
As for the FAZIOLI, I must admit that I had barely heard about it until only recently when I listened to some Internet wonder playing and without even knowing which piano he was playing I was instantly aware that this was the CLEAREST, cleanest and most beautiful piano sounds I had ever heard and this was obvious throughout the entire span of the keyboard and remained so even during the FORTE sections.
And now I have heard more and more of them and they all had the same consistently clear and rich sound throughout all the octaves.
Therefore I have to agree that the FAZIOLI is the best sounding of all the great pianos and people should not let themselves be influenced by the history and politics of this discussion
What about Yamaha?
@@joaovtaveira in my opinion, Yamaha is the second best piano, with true clarity of sound and richness of color. it is the very opposite of Steinway, the least potent piano, with a very precise action. I don`t care fore Fazioli at all.
João Taveira Yamahas are the Toyotas/Lexuses of the music world. Petrof is even more deserving and beautiful.
A better comparison would be with a Bechstein.
@@msotil yes, true! If asked for the best I‘d also say Fazioli and Bechstein!
I had the honor to record on a 300.000€ Fazioli's piano in Fazioli's cncert hall on summer 2015, next to the fabbric where they make these fantastic pianos! And I was only 14!
The pianist is Chiara Opalio. A real beauty and a genius with the instrument...
I'm a virtuoso jazz pianist. For cats like me, the Fazioli is unmatched in making the connection between the music in my head and the music that comes out of the instrument. I just play better ideas on a Fazioli. Infortunately since I'm a professional musician, I'll never be able to afford to play one more than a few more times in my lifetime. I would imagine that the majority of folks who own one do not play at all.
It's ironic, isn't it? Those of us who play well can not afford them.
Beautiful piano, beautiful sound, beautiful music, beautiful girl
+shilloshillos But not beautiful playing. There are some problems with her fingers. Her fingers are not relaxed enough.
If only all those coarse Steinways would be replaced by these delicate Fazioli piano's.. that would be piano heaven..
a joke, right?
@@luryas626 Depends from who you ask
It's the sound that counts! The sound, the sound!
I have had the pleasure of playing many Fazioli's and they are a great piano. My choice, at 78 years of age is still the Mason & Hamlin.
I would agree. Mason and Hamlin for me. No marketing bs, just the most balanced beautiful sound from every one I've played.
Fantastic !! Love the rich round and warm tone to this Fazioli Piano. SOLD ! High register is crisp and clean, the vibrato continues if the key/s are held down long enough for the sound to fade away
i think i could easily spend all my life playong beethoven, rachmaninov, scriabin, liszt and that staff if I had a piano like this. i wouldnt even take the time to eat or drink, just spend all my life playing..
Do not mis-look Kawai! They're also fantastic instruments! As a tuner, I admire them greatly, far better than Yamaha
I'm so excited - I've organised a private tour of their factory next week!!!
Played once on a Fazioli made of South American hardwood, the sound is just on another level. Without a doubt worth every cent of the 6 digit price.
i clicked on this to hear the best piano, but i get my favourite piece of music. sweeeeeeet :D
RyanHannaMusic same 😂 teamliszt 👌
yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! :D
A piano can only be as good as the pianist
I've tried a couple. I personally love the action and craftsmanship, but I hate the sound. It's sound very cold (to me). I love Bechsteins, their warmth is unmatched (to my ears). I also love the deep richness that a Bösendorfer has. I kinda like steinway. I'm learning to love them because I'm a piano performance major at an all steinway school.
beautiful woman +beautiful piano= heaven :)
Well played, well recorded, nice piano! Sounds very warm. I have the impression that it is between the more brilliant Steinway and the warm Bösendorfer. Certainly high end but best piano?!
That is beautiful... Ive always thought that the bussendorfer is the undisputed champion of European pianos. Wow... Just wowwww...
and of course they chose a beautiful woman to perform... oh those italians!
"To each his own"... The only way one could choose a piano for one's individual taste would be to brought into a piano hall blindfolded , sat down in front of "the top 5" piano's and be allowed to play each one...while the blind fold still remaining on , make a choice as to which had the best "feel" , "soul" ect. .....even then the choice would have a unique outcome . I prefer a Steinway B , yet can only afford a Yamaha at this point , Bosendorfer did not impress me after playing it , I have not had the opportunity to play the Fazoli.I still believe Yamaha offers the best quality in their price range. The same can be said for Steinway's. Would love to sit down in front of a Fazoli...
Fazioli didn`t impress me at all, compared to Steinway, Yamaha, Shigeru Kawaii and Mason&Hamlin. People say a lot of it, but it`s half true of what is said.
I can tell that the Fazioli definitely has a more clear high end. Overall, when many notes are sounding at the same time and allowed to continue, there are fewer undesirable overtones with this brand. Sure hope I can hear one in person sometime. At least my sound system is fine enough to sound realistic. Baldwin is doing some fine pieces as well, I heard one in the Saenger theater in Pensacola and it had a warm, clear sound.
I love these pianos... I would get them occasionally on the road, and they were always stage-filling.
It's in a whole other league. There really is nothing like it.
Maybe the greatest Piano. Definetly not the highest resolution video.
+Marc Eder yes but sound is what matters toss pot
+Giles Elliott like sound matters on youtube through heavy compression
There are much fine piano's. I have a Schimmel 208 since 1996 and for me it is the best! I still love it.....
I'm a piano technician and had a customer swap the Steinway B they had for one of these and I can tell you the Steinway had a real "soul" to it. Not that the Fazioli was clearly inferior but somehow rather sterile sounding by comparison. Sadly though, the lady in the house who was supposed to be playing soon gave it up so my guess is that it's still there only as an ultra expensive yet idle furniture piece.
In my neck of the woods, we don't have all that many excellent grands. There are a couple of Steinways - a D & a B that I tune. I do the D at least once a month. But, there's a Petrof Passat here as well, which IMHO eats the both of them. But, that having been said, there's also a 7 foot Yamaha grand here that is an absolute delight to play on & the tone is beautiful
"Грёзы любви" - шикарно! Пианистка - супер! Я любовался работой фортепианных мастеров. Как настройщик, не мог осторваться от ролика.
I think this is the first piano I've heard that the highest notes do not die as soon as they are hit.
You'd love one of my pianos then; the high notes never stop: even when you're playing in the mid-range!
I find it quite the opposite: Fazioli`s high notes die immediately compared to Steinway. its clarity is due to lack of body sound (harmonics)
Just takes your breath away! I liked the sound better than a Steinway or even Bosendorfer.
True, I have a Steinway B, but had lots of adjustments made to tailor it to my tastes, mainly in the action.
Wish I could afford such a piano.
Wow. What a beautiful piano. And what beautiful hair...
Mathisen Fine Tuning
This sounds great. Each note has a homogeneous sound profile for the most part. That doesn't happen in a lot of pianos.
Sou aficcionado por pianos, mero compositor e afinador. Procuro o som perfeito. Confesso que cheguei perto em alguns das centenas que toquei. Esse aí, embora ouvindo-o não ao vivo, me encantou! Foi deslumbrante!
Compreendo, sou um pianista e também estou a procura do som perfeito, acredito que o segredo possa estar nos antepassados dos pianos atuais, como por exemplo o Pleyel Piano.
I think I'm in love.
They vary, if I had 3 steiwnay model d next to each other, each one would sound different. They all are pretty much the same level. You'll find great piano in each company.
Never mind the piano - the music is DIVINE.
Certainly one of the best! Alongside with Boesendorfer, Bechstein, Steinway (Hamburg), Schimmel and a handfull of other great pianos!
bravo!
Benny Anderson from ABBA has a Fazioli. See for yourself on YT video at 1:18: Benny Andersson - ABBA: 'Thank You For The Music (Arr. for piano)
Very warm quality
The best!
Alot of people say that Steinway is better, but alot of people that own a Steinway haven't played a Fazioli. I would prefer the Fazioli because it came from a family owned company, it is hand made to prefection! and I think they have the perfect balance between low bass and high treble. (I think Fazioli F308 is more expensive than the Steinway which would be the piano to even change the awesomeness of the F308)
Any handcrafted piano made by master craftsmen with the highest standards and materials will be the "greatest piano ever made." One mass produced however will just be another soulless stick of furniture. I don't think Stuart & Sons has made it to the US yet.
Does it get any better than this? I don't know about soul, but the sound of this piano is sweet to my ears. Probably about the only thing I don't like about this piano is the blockish looking logo. The sound however is incredible.
Beautiful.
I love this piano but I can never afford it:(
It's hard to be objective here. The recording itself is outstanding, Kudos to the engineers. But following the GIGO principle of recording (Garbage In Garbage Out), this must be one of the worlds best pianos around. My god.
This nasal and closed sound is absolutely perfect for Beethoven and sometimes Bach. Specially Beethoven. It chills the spine. It really depends on the composer, the era. It would be nice to have at least 2 Grand Pianos.
At Evert Snel in Seist you can try them (if you live in the Netherlands)
I would say the piano stands in the middle of the two
i can hear the difference, they are velvety and soft
@bfeyaclin: Undoubtedly, yours are the words of someone young and inexperienced who has never played a Fazioli. It is ridiculous for you to think that nothing has been learned about wood, physics, and engineering in the last 100 years! From experience, I can tell you that pianists don't walk into stores looking 'for the most expensive' as you claim. They look for the piano with the best touch and tone.
Everything sounds better when you know a pretty girl is playing it
Great video on these fabulous pianos!!! (PD: it should be G natural not Gb on the left hand 7 bars before the end)
FAZIOLI, I love it
I wish they also produced uprights.
Everything: The warmth, brilliance, singing,... Even within one instrument only after readjusting the same piano can sound different. If you are interested look at the video "PIANOMANIA" and you will understand ;-)
@wilsonhan1 It's Liszt Liebestraum No. 3
At first i was blown away by the inrense and clear sound, but it's too excessive, my favorite is the estonia 168
I want it
Lovely
I will buy tihs piano.... when i can afford :(
What is the name of the song the the woman is playing. I would like to play it as it is such a beautiful song.
Many Fazioli are a little bit too bright for my taste but this one sounds just right.
HELLLLOOOO NURSE!! And I'm not just talking about the piano. God, that is one gorgeous girl. Holy fucking shit she is beautiful. I'm like, a super duper piano enthusiast, and I'm usually like, "fuck bitches, get pianos" but holy shit! she's a real dame!
MIFFLISH
There nothing wrong with finding someone attractive, but your wording is disgusting. You sound like a misogynistic asshat. Good luck getting a girl to touch you with a ten foot pole if you don’t change.
@ bfeyaclin: Well, the great thing about this free world is that everyone is entitled to their own opinion! I feel confident though that if you spent more time discovering the amazing colors you can get from a Fazioli (that you can't from other pianos), you would agree with these unsolicited comments I have received from different pianists that are posted on the "Testimonials" page of my website. Take a look at the one from Garret Glass: showcasepianos com / testimonals
They're nice but how about one with an adjustable crowned soundboard with downbearing supported from above and no ribs to thwart projection
I would like to hear a Fazioli with 24 Karat Gold plated (Optima) strings :))
does anyone know the piece that she's playing? it's incredible
Liebestraum by Franz Liszt
pianomannick
thanks a lot :)
sesawewe909090 lol, I never knew anyone who couldn't recognize this piece.
liebestraum of Lizst
TheFatbip
Some people are just beginning their piano journey:)
They could have at least credited the pianist...
Fazioli is truly a wonderful piano, but it dosen't have the soul of Bösendorfer....that is just the Rolls Royce of pianos. "Pianists often try to sound like a singer. Me personally, I always try to sound like a Bösendorfer", Placido Domingo.
@wilsonhan1 it is Liszt-Liebestraume no.3 . not that difficult either; just unique voice leading.. good luck in your practice!
i would like to try one...how do they compare to Steinway, Beckstein, Bosendorfer?
i haven't try fazioli. i've try steinway and sons piano. quiet good but, i prefer to use kawai.
Wow! 😁
You need a lot of money to buy a Fazioli. It's worth the money but it's out of reach for the normal piano market.
juilliard's hall got a Fazioli. I will buy a white Fazioli kidding~
that pianist is calling to be pregnant, evolutive fact.
I agree, Bosendorfer is the best sounding. It is the standard when comparing to the computer generated Kurzweil piano which is the only electronic piano that using uses artificial intelligence to produce the natural sound of the grand piano. Bosendorfer is best.
Artificial intelligence?
Ahem. BECHSTEIN after the founder Carl Bechstein. Fazioli's are indeed very musical instruments.
144p?
Little disappointed by bass response. Overall sounds very European. A little tame. Meaning very linear and nice a sweet transparent tone. Expected more for this price.
Красиво всё таки..
What's a washboard?
How ininteresting is the treble region on that video piano ... no dynamics, the tone is explosive and saturated, not thick or sustained. very surprizing that piano was choosed for that film
240p? Thats wickedness =p
But... what if she needs a note before they've finished installing it?
;)
maybe for them. that's just my opinion.
How much?
its gorgeous, but I still prefer a D
🌾🌾💙✨🌲
Liebesträume No. 3 by Franz Liszt
dobra dupa!
S@S , Bechstein, Boesendorfer (an old one, not Yamaha B badged with B logo). Then nothing. Then some European makes incl Fazioli. Then all those Chinese Yamahas and the rest.
Nonsense. The new Bosendorfers are fantastic instruments built in Vienna as they've always been. They are NOT Yamahas. Andras Schiff praises the brand new 280VC as the best Bosendorfer ever. And I think very highly of the premium line Yamahas. Those who think that all Yamahas are the same or their best pianos, the CF series are lesser to any other are very ignorant of what Yamaha has done with their premium line of pianos.
I want to look down her dress some more.
Oh yeah, tell me you didn't ...
robert preston
Fucking creep.
robert preston
Yep. Your liked videos include “pretty girl undresses” and “best tits ever”.
What the fuck are you doing here? Do you even like piano at all or are you a just here to leave unsolicited creepy comments?