Steinways

Steinway & Sons is an American manufacturer of grand and upright pianos, widely regarded as one of the most prestigious piano brands in the world. Founded in 1853 by Henry Engelhard Steinway in New York City, the company has maintained a reputation for craftsmanship, innovation, and musical excellence for over 160 years.

The Steinway brand is synonymous with high-quality acoustic pianos, favored by professional musicians, composers, and concert halls globally. Steinway pianos are known for their rich, resonant sound, durability, and attention to detail in construction. The company produces two primary lines: the Steinway & Sons model, reserved for professional musicians and elite customers, and the Steinway model, which offers a more accessible option while still maintaining high standards.

Steinway pianos are crafted using traditional methods combined with modern technology. Each piano is hand-assembled by skilled artisans, with components such as the soundboard, action, and strings meticulously crafted to ensure optimal performance. The company’s commitment to quality has earned it numerous accolades, including the designation as a "National Historic Landmark" for its historic factory in Queens, New York.

Beyond acoustic pianos, Steinway has expanded into digital pianos and hybrid models, catering to modern musicians while preserving its legacy. The company also sponsors the Steinway & Sons Artist Relocation Program, which helps musicians establish themselves in new locations, further cementing its influence in the music world.

Steinway & Sons remains a symbol of excellence in piano manufacturing, blending heritage with innovation to meet the demands of both classical and contemporary musicians.