1862 Broadwood Grand Piano

[butterflybuffy]

excuisite sound but pleas a little less pedal. What year is the broadwood from?

[GerardvanR]

Dear pianopavilion, Can you test for me how many repetitions per second you can make on a key? It is not necessary to test every key. An average number is sufficient. Thanks!

[sunch28]

@TheDrtimur The first part comes from 3rd movement of Chopin's Piano Sonata No 2 - Funeral March. Note the 'chopin' and 'classical' tags. I do not know Barry Manilow. It could be an adaptation?

[samuelishmedia]

@sunch28 This is wrong actually. The first part is Chopin's prelude in C minor Op 28 No 20.

[sunch28]

@samuelishmedia You are absolutely right! I got the two pierces mixed up. Thanks. Incidentally, I own a 1996 Broadwood, bought then for my 3 children's higher grade piano lessons. They have since obtained teaching & performing diplomas.

[noah6805]

He is playing the beginning of Barry Manilows "come to me Now before the vocal starts.. great low range great dynamics...some work on the top end and it will be superb.....

[noah6805]

@noah6805 whoops actually Barry Manilow "could it be magic"

[noah6805]

He is playing the beginning of Barry Manilows "come to me Now before the vocal starts..

[VanargrandsEnd]

its condidtion appears to be outstanding for somthing thats well over a centurary old where do you even come across such a piano?

[gunz300]

Is this the arrieta?

[TheIan09]

hi i think so what you tune up to 420 hz, all pianos before 1870-1880 are tuned in this frequency

[acortot]

@TheIan09 in 1870 pianos were tuned to 450... the 'low tuning' is a myth

[GrotrianSeiler]

Wonderful. You can hear this piano's roar. What a nice depth of sound. The thin high treble is probably just a hammer issue.

[Ccyawn123]

@GrotrianSeiler most pianos made back then had weak sounding treble sections, especially the square grands.

[davey123a]

the piano needs a tune

[HornungMoeller]

Nice Piano! Loove antique piano's. Take a look at my videos of my antique piano..