Piano picture of the day

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06 October 2005, 10:48 AM

Zorba

Piano picture of the day

The top one's kinda cool, the bottom one screams "Protestant Christian Church"!

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-Zorba
"The Veiled Male"
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1918 Hobart M. Cable
"No-one would knowingly provide Franz Liszt with a mediocre piano." -E. M. Good

06 October 2005, 07:23 PM

Zorba

Zorba likes!

Its a Perzina...

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-Zorba
"The Veiled Male"
http://www.doubleveil.net
1918 Hobart M. Cable
"No-one would knowingly provide Franz Liszt with a mediocre piano." -E. M. Good

06 October 2005, 10:28 PM

Bernard

Have we done Deco yet?

07 October 2005, 11:16 AM

rontuner

Thanks for adding! We've seen the gold one before, but I don't think the other ones have visited us.

Jump back in time?

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09 October 2005, 03:13 PM

Frycek

1837 rosewood Broadwood "cottage" piano. Don't know how "unusual" it is, but it is interesting. Someone in England is selling this one on ebay. Chopin had one of this type (probably a Pleyel) in his bedroom in Paris. He left the door open and used it to accompany his students playing on the (leased) Pleyel grand in the studio next door.

09 October 2005, 03:22 PM

Frycek

1843 square Pleyel on Ebay. $15,000 Note the leg configuration. This one is now down to $5,000 buy it now.

09 October 2005, 06:29 PM

rontuner

It IS getting hard not to repeat... that one showed up around page 3, I think! My connection at home is too slow to go looking.

Here's some piano-art:

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11 October 2005, 09:14 AM

apple

quote:
Originally posted by rontuner:

love it

11 October 2005, 03:27 PM

Zorba

Cool Steinway from 1875...

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-Zorba
"The Veiled Male"
http://www.doubleveil.net
1918 Hobart M. Cable
"No-one would knowingly provide Franz Liszt with a mediocre piano." -E. M. Good

11 October 2005, 03:30 PM

Zorba

Rams fan? Here's a 66 note Aeolian player...

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-Zorba
"The Veiled Male"
http://www.doubleveil.net
1918 Hobart M. Cable
"No-one would knowingly provide Franz Liszt with a mediocre piano." -E. M. Good

11 October 2005, 03:59 PM

Zorba

A very fine looking 1920's Apollo:

Love, LOVE that woodgrain!

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-Zorba
"The Veiled Male"
http://www.doubleveil.net
1918 Hobart M. Cable
"No-one would knowingly provide Franz Liszt with a mediocre piano." -E. M. Good

11 October 2005, 04:56 PM

Zorba

Post Moderne Baldwin:

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-Zorba
"The Veiled Male"
http://www.doubleveil.net
1918 Hobart M. Cable
"No-one would knowingly provide Franz Liszt with a mediocre piano." -E. M. Good

11 October 2005, 05:53 PM

Zorba

I know a lot of forum regulars like ebony pianos - but I'm a sucker for beautiful woodgrain myself. This is a "Sapphire Steinway":

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-Zorba
"The Veiled Male"
http://www.doubleveil.net
1918 Hobart M. Cable
"No-one would knowingly provide Franz Liszt with a mediocre piano." -E. M. Good

11 October 2005, 06:52 PM

Zorba

1920's Conover:

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-Zorba
"The Veiled Male"
http://www.doubleveil.net
1918 Hobart M. Cable
"No-one would knowingly provide Franz Liszt with a mediocre piano." -E. M. Good

12 October 2005, 01:53 AM

ChickGrand

quote:
Originally posted by Zorba:
I know a lot of forum regulars like ebony pianos - but I'm a sucker for beautiful woodgrain myself. This is a "Sapphire Steinway":

I'm a sucker for beautiful woodgrain myself. I have a stack of beautiful bubinga boards in the garage I haven't yet made into anything because they're so beautiful I just can't commit. If I don't soon, they'd just as well become my coffin.

That sapphire S&S is absolutely beautiful.

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