Grand Pianos   

     A grand piano is a piano whose strings are stretched horizontally, parallel to the floor.  The size of these instruments is measured by the length from the outer edge of the keyboard to the very back of the lid. The longer the instrument, the bigger the sound.

* Concert Grand  (7'6" to 9'6" in length)

Usually found in concert halls, theatres, recording studios and auditoriums.  Either as a pianist or an interested listener, one can experience the best tone and volume from the 'grandest' of pianos.
 
 

* Semi-Concert Grand (6'3" to 7'6" in length)

Very popular in teaching studios and in music programs around the globe in universities and conservatories.
 
 

* Medium Grand ( 5'4" to 6'3" in length)

Better tone quality than a small grand.  This size is common in many homes.
 
 

*Small Grand ( 5'3" or less in length)

Where space is limited,  these smaller grands provide the aesthetic appeal of a grand piano in any room. 
 
 

Furniture Styles
         The most popular choice of finish for grand pianos is the traditional satin ebony.  They are also available in natural wood finishes such as walnut, mahogany, cherry and various other elegant veneers.  The standard cabinetry of grand pianos is contemporary except for some European style grands which feature curved legs and carved music desks.  Steinway & Sons offers both limited edition and unique art case instruments.

        We display all these classifications of grand pianos among our various product lines.  To see a listing of the brands we offer, please go to Piano Manufacturers