Pianos

Our Steinway model B, bought from Steinway Hall in 2019 takes pride of place in our recital room.

At 6′ 11″ (211 cm), it is the model that many professional pianists consider the perfect piano. Balancing power and size artfully, it is exceptionally versatile. The Model B continues to be produced in both the New York and Hamburg factories, where our particular model was made.

It is used at Finchcocks for recordings, recitals and masterclasses and makes playing easy work, especially in one-to-one lessons and performances classes!

With a powerful sonorous bass and a lyrical mid-range, our 6’7″ model 200 Bösendorfer is a joy.

We use the Bösendorfer mainly for tutor recitals and concerts as a mid-course treat for guests.

Our 6’1″ Bechstein model A was constructed in 1910 and has just been restored for us at Finchcocks.

The piano has a fascinating provenance, and plays beautifully with a rich and natural tone.

Our Model 10 has Blüthner‘s unique patentented aliquot system to enhance the treble and has recently been moved to a larger piano vault to let that treble shimmer!

Our 6’1″ Yamaha C3, with its dependable and conventional design and bright engaging tone, it is the piano we often use for our workshop sessions.

Our small but mighty, 5ft 9in Kohler and Campbell, has a wonderful sonorous quality and was assembled by South Korean manufacturer Samick before being shipped to the United States to be finished by Kohler and Campbell’s master technicians.

Built in Broadwood‘s factory in central London in 1893, this is one of only six prototype barless grands that were made using a solid sheet of steel to form the frame.

This particular model was restored for us by Broadwood and Sons and offers a beautifully warm tone, especially in the tenor range.

There are few families in the world that can claim to have created two world class piano brands. Our Grotrian Steinweg is a concert grand, and after a thorough restoration is sounding glorious.

It’s hard not to feel a rockstar on our white Kawai. Built in 1984 this piano when Elton John was “Breaking Hearts” and John Lennon was “Stepping out” with a “Woman who loves him”, this small but mighty piano channels pop like none other in our piano collection!

Bought new in 2023, the Silent Yamaha is our cleverest piano yet. From Yamaha’s Conservatoire series it is perfect for silent preparation whilst awaiting a one-to-one lesson in the Steinway‘s recital room nextdoor – or for a midnight practice session!