C Bechstein 200

Description

C Bechstein 200

C. Bechstein 200. These pianos are primarily manufactured in Germany, at the historic factory located in Seifhennersdorf, in the state of Saxony. This factory is the heart of Bechstein piano production and is where the brand’s most prestigious models are handcrafted, following a artisanal tradition that spans over 160 years.

The C Bechstein grand piano, 200 cm in length, built in 1888, is a jewel.

C Bechstein 200. The C Bechstein grand piano, 200 cm in length, built in 1888, is a historical gem, a product of German craftsmanship by C Bechstein, one of the most prestigious high-end piano manufacturers. Bechstein pianos, especially from that era, are renowned for their artisanal quality and their rich, warm sound.

Some key details of a Bechstein from that time include:

Handcrafted construction: Bechstein pianos from the 19th century were hand-built with meticulous attention to detail. The materials used at that time, such as select woods and ivory for the keys, were of the highest available quality.

Characteristic sound: Bechstein is known for its clear, bright sound with great tonal depth. A 200 cm grand piano has the advantage of producing a rich, balanced sound projection, ideal for salons and medium-sized spaces.

Action mechanism: Bechstein pianos from 1888 were characterized by a precise action system that responded with great sensitivity to the pianist’s touch. The mechanical design was innovative for its time, allowing for greater expressiveness in performance.

Golden era: The year 1888 falls within the company’s heyday, when Bechstein was manufacturing pianos for European nobility, and great pianists such as Franz Liszt and Claude Debussy were enthusiasts of the brand.

Historical value: A Bechstein piano from 1888 is considered a collector’s item, and its value can be significant, especially if it has been well-preserved or properly restored.

This piano has been meticulously restored and can still offer an impressive sound, meeting current performance standards.