How can someone learn to play like this? Is it improvised?
@montysandor83622 күн бұрын
Do you like collard pianos
@a440pianosКүн бұрын
@@montysandor8362 for certain style of a classical music they are just fine for jazz a rock ‘n’ roll forget it
@kurtzwar7293 күн бұрын
Beautiful tone from one of America's great piano makers. In the Golden age. Thanks so much.
@a440pianos3 күн бұрын
@@kurtzwar729 indeed these 100 yrs old piano have exceptional tone when kept in good shape
@akinaroony90594 күн бұрын
Name of this piece ?
@a440pianos4 күн бұрын
@@akinaroony9059 no title yet I just composed it !
@PaPyRene4 күн бұрын
the use of the right pedal is incorrect... pressing the right pedal on adjacent notes sounds like chaos...
@hyperactiveofficial80964 күн бұрын
Just shut up for a moment and appreciate the tone of this beautiful piano.
@PaPyRene4 күн бұрын
@@hyperactiveofficial8096 I appreciate the tone of this old Steinway piano, which can sound more beautiful if the right pedal is used correctly... (and now, you shut up)
@hyperactiveofficial80964 күн бұрын
@@PaPyRene "No. No, I don't think I will."
@PaPyRene4 күн бұрын
@@hyperactiveofficial8096 I see, hyper active, it's now official...
@a440pianos4 күн бұрын
@@PaPyRene my style dude … let me hear your playing and original composition
@Benaarononglo45626 күн бұрын
Hotel California
@땡그랑그릇6 күн бұрын
how old is this M&H piano?
@a440pianos6 күн бұрын
1926 the very best years
@땡그랑그릇6 күн бұрын
@a440pianos wow I love that sound 😍
@gracagomes31067 күн бұрын
👏👏👏👏👏👏
@a440pianos7 күн бұрын
@@gracagomes3106 merci beaucoup🏅
@Shred_The_Weapon8 күн бұрын
My mentor, Lord rest his soul, was so condemning of the Baldwin brand because of certain consul piano models kept at my alma mater (SUNY Orange) that he considered below par. I think he was pretty blown away when we visited this piano retailer in the city of Newburgh, NY (Spordone Piano) and Heard the proprietor talking about Bob and Pianos being up to the same aesthetic standard as Steinway, Yamaha, Kawaii and other builders. If he was still with us and we had watched you do this demonstration in person, I can imagine it would’ve been further blown away.
@a440pianos7 күн бұрын
@@Shred_The_Weapon yep 👍 these 🇺🇸 made Baldwin were really the underdog with great scale design touch and tone !
@theitalianchessplayer12 күн бұрын
Amazinngggg!!! 🎉🔥 Can you tell me where you found it and if it can be shipped internationally? (I guess from America to Europe)
@a440pianos12 күн бұрын
@@theitalianchessplayer I got plenty of these and ship them all over the world. Www.A440pianos.com
@theitalianchessplayer11 күн бұрын
@@a440pianos Woow!! Thank you very mucchhh!!! 😄
@NormansShorts13 күн бұрын
Lovely
@brentfrancis918714 күн бұрын
I recently moved my parents' 4'6" into my home. It sounds great but would sound better if you were playing it!😁
@a440pianos12 күн бұрын
@@brentfrancis9187 also if you let me tune it probably haha 😂
@johntoms595717 күн бұрын
Beautiful playing. What is the name of this piece or style of playing? I’ve been looking but cant find anything on it
@a440pianos15 күн бұрын
@@johntoms5957 the reason you cannot find it is because I composed it just for those very special piano this with no copyright problems
@ferpema598117 күн бұрын
La más suave de las melodías, un arte sublime y especial, las notas perfectas provenientes de un piano que emergen con maestria en dedos hábiles y en corazones sensibles....maravilloso!
@a440pianos15 күн бұрын
@@ferpema5981 qué lindas palabras para descripción del sonido de ese piano
@studentjohn3519 күн бұрын
Note that all the treble wire has individual hitch pins for every single speaking length. Nothing loops around and back again to another tuning pin, as is the style today. Unless you want to spring for a Bosendorfer Imperial, you just don't see that level of craftsmanship in a piano nowadays.
@a440pianos18 күн бұрын
@@studentjohn35 totally agree!
@WolfieNamira4 күн бұрын
what is the advantage of that though? I feel it would drive me crazy when I break a string and need to replace it, having to make the loop thing. I guess if you do break a string, you only break one instead of two.
@ronaldneale201320 күн бұрын
I have a Wonderful Bechstein Model D 168527
@a440pianos19 күн бұрын
@@ronaldneale2013 awesome piano 🎹
@enricolongo24220 күн бұрын
Chorus is a must for yamaha cp)
@johntoms595725 күн бұрын
Who are your biggest influences on piano?
@a440pianos23 күн бұрын
@@johntoms5957 Michel Legrand Francis lai Errol garner etc
@yerisdelcarmencuellodelgad234225 күн бұрын
Wow, so beautiful ❤
@a440pianos25 күн бұрын
@@yerisdelcarmencuellodelgad2342 and really affordable! Thanks to www.A440pianos.com
@marktucker758326 күн бұрын
Love it !
@jasonchirinos145928 күн бұрын
🤫
@gregoryclarkrealtor28 күн бұрын
What model
@a440pianos28 күн бұрын
@@gregoryclarkrealtor 5’7 1930’s
@Shred_The_Weapon29 күн бұрын
That piano sounds outstanding! What’s the percussion pad propped to the left of the QS6.1 synth?
@a440pianos29 күн бұрын
Roland cr80
@Shred_The_Weapon28 күн бұрын
Thank you, @@a440pianos. There were a couple of moments when I thought I could identify it with the naked eye, but I’m thankful that I could identify the QS6.1 considering that I am legally blind in both eyes.
@Shred_The_Weapon29 күн бұрын
That piano sounds outstanding! What’s the percussion pad propped to the left of the QS6.1 synth?
@thebig12conference73Ай бұрын
Its not bad. I currently have a new one I’m trading for a GB one K but it is almost doubled value at 15,000
@widoftАй бұрын
Beautiful
@S.Lang7Ай бұрын
Beautiful!
@bookerbosq7850Ай бұрын
Why so cheap?
@a440pianosАй бұрын
We wholesale pianos at www.A440pianos.com not making a killing
@bookerbosq7850Ай бұрын
@@a440pianos thanks!
@amylockard8004Ай бұрын
Sounds absolutely lovely
@a440pianosАй бұрын
As good as it gets for a piano of this size indeed!
@tejasb1239Ай бұрын
Beautiful. What is the name of this song?
@a440pianosАй бұрын
It’s just a little composition of mine
@CarlitoManchegoАй бұрын
Where was it assembled & or made? + What year?
@a440pianosАй бұрын
1906
@onlymirrАй бұрын
what is this piece called?
@a440pianosАй бұрын
Just a little improvisation of mine!
@pobrien864Ай бұрын
Don’t trust you will get a fair deal from this disreputable dealer.
@elcapoloquendero1977Ай бұрын
Tienes partituras de esta cancion o la tocas de oído?
@pobrien864Ай бұрын
Beware this disreputable dealer who will give you no recourse after he has taken your money.
@CarlitoManchegoАй бұрын
He states very clearly on his bill it's an as is sale much like a car dealer+ this is not the place for you to air out such a grievance. I think you are rude.
@pobrien864Ай бұрын
@@CarlitoManchego unfortunately I am unable to air my grievance in court because he literally left the country after I filed my complaint. I wish someone who had experienced the same problem had put a comment or review on eBay where he advertises his inventory and it appears he has a stellar reputation for years with no unsatisfied customers. I am not rude, I am an aggrieved part with no recourse at this point against an unscrupulous dealer.
@connectropyАй бұрын
Is there some element that requires the 'player' to touch it in the way the person seen here is doing? I really don't know how these things work but they seem to have been electric.
@a440pianosАй бұрын
If you use it manually by pumping the pedals you better hang on to the front of the piano
@connectropyАй бұрын
@@a440pianos Ohhh! Guess I will have to continue my education on them. Someone in DFW is offering one for free, with a collection of music.. It's not for me, but piqued my curiosity! 🎹
@alborzpianoАй бұрын
Well done mate
@CarlitoManchegoАй бұрын
Surely your personality helps sale some Piano's as well
@a440pianosАй бұрын
Made in France 🇫🇷 pianist must help 😂
@CarlitoManchegoАй бұрын
Love This what a Great Upright Piano WoW😲 Jesus Listen at that Thang
@CarlitoManchegoАй бұрын
The Question always How Much? Shall i have to Pay I see it it's $12,995 actually not bad at all you have very modest prices & customers gotta appreciate & realize that
It would be simply amazing to play this Piano at Night by Candle Light 🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️ that would be so other worldly as if being transported back unto another Time
@CarlitoManchegoАй бұрын
That is a very weird shape very Blocky very Square ⬜⬛
@CarlitoManchegoАй бұрын
Bartolomeo Cristofori, born in Padua, Italy, in 1655, is credited with inventing the piano. His instruments marked the transition from the harpsichord to the modern piano, influencing music and instrument design profoundly. Below is a comprehensive history of Cristofori and his pianos: Early Life and Career - **1655**: Bartolomeo Cristofori is born in Padua, Italy. - 1688: Cristofori is hired by Ferdinando de' Medici, the Prince of Tuscany, to work in Florence. This move is crucial as it places Cristofori in an environment conducive to innovation. Invention of the Piano - 1700: The earliest known reference to a piano ("gravicembalo col piano e forte," meaning harpsichord with soft and loud) dates from this year. This instrument allowed for dynamic contrast through the touch of the keys, unlike the harpsichord. - 1709: The oldest surviving Cristofori piano is dated to this year. His early pianos featured several key innovations: - Hammer Action: Cristofori devised a hammer action mechanism that struck the strings, producing a softer or louder sound depending on the pressure applied. - Escapement: This allowed the hammer to fall away from the string after striking it, preventing dampening and allowing the string to vibrate freely. - Check Mechanism: Prevented the hammer from bouncing back and striking the string again. Later Developments and Recognition - 1711: Scipione Maffei, an Italian writer, publishes an article in the "Giornale dei Letterati d'Italia" describing Cristofori's new instrument. This article is crucial in spreading knowledge about the piano. - 1720: By this year, Cristofori had refined his piano designs further, creating instruments with greater range and improved sound quality. - 1726: Cristofori's workshop is now producing pianos with four octaves range, setting the stage for future developments. - 1731: Bartolomeo Cristofori dies in Florence. Legacy and Impact - Late 18th Century: Cristofori's piano design significantly influences other instrument makers, leading to the development of various regional styles of piano construction. - 19th Century: The piano becomes the most popular domestic instrument in Europe and the Americas, thanks in part to Cristofori's pioneering work. - Modern Day: Only three Cristofori pianos are known to survive today. These instruments are held in collections in Leipzig, Rome, and New York, where they are valued both as historical artifacts and as milestones in the evolution of musical instruments. Cristofori's innovations laid the foundation for the modern piano, an instrument central to Western music for centuries. His work demonstrates how craftsmanship and ingenuity can lead to lasting cultural and technological advancements.
@CarlitoManchegoАй бұрын
Bartolomi Christofori! the Guy Whom invented the Piano! Gheezus Louizhuss! This you should never Let go of. Ohh my Lord he's responsible for the transition from the Harpsichord to the Piano! This should be in a National Museum
@CarlitoManchegoАй бұрын
How Fun you pedal it with your feet like a bicycle i know good amd well you done sold this Roller Coaster 🎢 Ride
@CarlitoManchegoАй бұрын
I seen a 52 inch upright Tokai AU-5 they project Sound incredibly well
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How can someone learn to play like this? Is it improvised?
Do you like collard pianos
@@montysandor8362 for certain style of a classical music they are just fine for jazz a rock ‘n’ roll forget it
Beautiful tone from one of America's great piano makers. In the Golden age. Thanks so much.
@@kurtzwar729 indeed these 100 yrs old piano have exceptional tone when kept in good shape
Name of this piece ?
@@akinaroony9059 no title yet I just composed it !
the use of the right pedal is incorrect... pressing the right pedal on adjacent notes sounds like chaos...
Just shut up for a moment and appreciate the tone of this beautiful piano.
@@hyperactiveofficial8096 I appreciate the tone of this old Steinway piano, which can sound more beautiful if the right pedal is used correctly... (and now, you shut up)
@@PaPyRene "No. No, I don't think I will."
@@hyperactiveofficial8096 I see, hyper active, it's now official...
@@PaPyRene my style dude … let me hear your playing and original composition
Hotel California
how old is this M&H piano?
1926 the very best years
@a440pianos wow I love that sound 😍
👏👏👏👏👏👏
@@gracagomes3106 merci beaucoup🏅
My mentor, Lord rest his soul, was so condemning of the Baldwin brand because of certain consul piano models kept at my alma mater (SUNY Orange) that he considered below par. I think he was pretty blown away when we visited this piano retailer in the city of Newburgh, NY (Spordone Piano) and Heard the proprietor talking about Bob and Pianos being up to the same aesthetic standard as Steinway, Yamaha, Kawaii and other builders. If he was still with us and we had watched you do this demonstration in person, I can imagine it would’ve been further blown away.
@@Shred_The_Weapon yep 👍 these 🇺🇸 made Baldwin were really the underdog with great scale design touch and tone !
Amazinngggg!!! 🎉🔥 Can you tell me where you found it and if it can be shipped internationally? (I guess from America to Europe)
@@theitalianchessplayer I got plenty of these and ship them all over the world. Www.A440pianos.com
@@a440pianos Woow!! Thank you very mucchhh!!! 😄
Lovely
I recently moved my parents' 4'6" into my home. It sounds great but would sound better if you were playing it!😁
@@brentfrancis9187 also if you let me tune it probably haha 😂
Beautiful playing. What is the name of this piece or style of playing? I’ve been looking but cant find anything on it
@@johntoms5957 the reason you cannot find it is because I composed it just for those very special piano this with no copyright problems
La más suave de las melodías, un arte sublime y especial, las notas perfectas provenientes de un piano que emergen con maestria en dedos hábiles y en corazones sensibles....maravilloso!
@@ferpema5981 qué lindas palabras para descripción del sonido de ese piano
Note that all the treble wire has individual hitch pins for every single speaking length. Nothing loops around and back again to another tuning pin, as is the style today. Unless you want to spring for a Bosendorfer Imperial, you just don't see that level of craftsmanship in a piano nowadays.
@@studentjohn35 totally agree!
what is the advantage of that though? I feel it would drive me crazy when I break a string and need to replace it, having to make the loop thing. I guess if you do break a string, you only break one instead of two.
I have a Wonderful Bechstein Model D 168527
@@ronaldneale2013 awesome piano 🎹
Chorus is a must for yamaha cp)
Who are your biggest influences on piano?
@@johntoms5957 Michel Legrand Francis lai Errol garner etc
Wow, so beautiful ❤
@@yerisdelcarmencuellodelgad2342 and really affordable! Thanks to www.A440pianos.com
Love it !
🤫
What model
@@gregoryclarkrealtor 5’7 1930’s
That piano sounds outstanding! What’s the percussion pad propped to the left of the QS6.1 synth?
Roland cr80
Thank you, @@a440pianos. There were a couple of moments when I thought I could identify it with the naked eye, but I’m thankful that I could identify the QS6.1 considering that I am legally blind in both eyes.
That piano sounds outstanding! What’s the percussion pad propped to the left of the QS6.1 synth?
Its not bad. I currently have a new one I’m trading for a GB one K but it is almost doubled value at 15,000
Beautiful
Beautiful!
Why so cheap?
We wholesale pianos at www.A440pianos.com not making a killing
@@a440pianos thanks!
Sounds absolutely lovely
As good as it gets for a piano of this size indeed!
Beautiful. What is the name of this song?
It’s just a little composition of mine
Where was it assembled & or made? + What year?
1906
what is this piece called?
Just a little improvisation of mine!
Don’t trust you will get a fair deal from this disreputable dealer.
Tienes partituras de esta cancion o la tocas de oído?
Beware this disreputable dealer who will give you no recourse after he has taken your money.
He states very clearly on his bill it's an as is sale much like a car dealer+ this is not the place for you to air out such a grievance. I think you are rude.
@@CarlitoManchego unfortunately I am unable to air my grievance in court because he literally left the country after I filed my complaint. I wish someone who had experienced the same problem had put a comment or review on eBay where he advertises his inventory and it appears he has a stellar reputation for years with no unsatisfied customers. I am not rude, I am an aggrieved part with no recourse at this point against an unscrupulous dealer.
Is there some element that requires the 'player' to touch it in the way the person seen here is doing? I really don't know how these things work but they seem to have been electric.
If you use it manually by pumping the pedals you better hang on to the front of the piano
@@a440pianos Ohhh! Guess I will have to continue my education on them. Someone in DFW is offering one for free, with a collection of music.. It's not for me, but piqued my curiosity! 🎹
Well done mate
Surely your personality helps sale some Piano's as well
Made in France 🇫🇷 pianist must help 😂
Love This what a Great Upright Piano WoW😲 Jesus Listen at that Thang
The Question always How Much? Shall i have to Pay I see it it's $12,995 actually not bad at all you have very modest prices & customers gotta appreciate & realize that
www.ebay.com/itm/126519003219?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=Q0Uv_EF1Sfm&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=Q0Uv_EF1Sfm&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
It would be simply amazing to play this Piano at Night by Candle Light 🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️ that would be so other worldly as if being transported back unto another Time
That is a very weird shape very Blocky very Square ⬜⬛
Bartolomeo Cristofori, born in Padua, Italy, in 1655, is credited with inventing the piano. His instruments marked the transition from the harpsichord to the modern piano, influencing music and instrument design profoundly. Below is a comprehensive history of Cristofori and his pianos: Early Life and Career - **1655**: Bartolomeo Cristofori is born in Padua, Italy. - 1688: Cristofori is hired by Ferdinando de' Medici, the Prince of Tuscany, to work in Florence. This move is crucial as it places Cristofori in an environment conducive to innovation. Invention of the Piano - 1700: The earliest known reference to a piano ("gravicembalo col piano e forte," meaning harpsichord with soft and loud) dates from this year. This instrument allowed for dynamic contrast through the touch of the keys, unlike the harpsichord. - 1709: The oldest surviving Cristofori piano is dated to this year. His early pianos featured several key innovations: - Hammer Action: Cristofori devised a hammer action mechanism that struck the strings, producing a softer or louder sound depending on the pressure applied. - Escapement: This allowed the hammer to fall away from the string after striking it, preventing dampening and allowing the string to vibrate freely. - Check Mechanism: Prevented the hammer from bouncing back and striking the string again. Later Developments and Recognition - 1711: Scipione Maffei, an Italian writer, publishes an article in the "Giornale dei Letterati d'Italia" describing Cristofori's new instrument. This article is crucial in spreading knowledge about the piano. - 1720: By this year, Cristofori had refined his piano designs further, creating instruments with greater range and improved sound quality. - 1726: Cristofori's workshop is now producing pianos with four octaves range, setting the stage for future developments. - 1731: Bartolomeo Cristofori dies in Florence. Legacy and Impact - Late 18th Century: Cristofori's piano design significantly influences other instrument makers, leading to the development of various regional styles of piano construction. - 19th Century: The piano becomes the most popular domestic instrument in Europe and the Americas, thanks in part to Cristofori's pioneering work. - Modern Day: Only three Cristofori pianos are known to survive today. These instruments are held in collections in Leipzig, Rome, and New York, where they are valued both as historical artifacts and as milestones in the evolution of musical instruments. Cristofori's innovations laid the foundation for the modern piano, an instrument central to Western music for centuries. His work demonstrates how craftsmanship and ingenuity can lead to lasting cultural and technological advancements.
Bartolomi Christofori! the Guy Whom invented the Piano! Gheezus Louizhuss! This you should never Let go of. Ohh my Lord he's responsible for the transition from the Harpsichord to the Piano! This should be in a National Museum
How Fun you pedal it with your feet like a bicycle i know good amd well you done sold this Roller Coaster 🎢 Ride
I seen a 52 inch upright Tokai AU-5 they project Sound incredibly well
Vivace? Sounds Italian? ...is it?
Petrof never disappoints anyones ears
Sounds like a really good choice for a Church!?
Such Magnificent Sound from C. Bechstein 😮