Blüthner pianos are renowned for their "golden tone" and are among the very few pianos that are 100% German-made today. They are often regarded as the most poetic of pianos. The unique singing quality of the upper register, achieved through the patented Blüthner Aliquot stringing method, led Piotr Tchaikovsky to exclaim, "Blüthner is perfection of sound."
Blüthner's 160 years of artisanal craftsmanship have been enjoyed by numerous royal courts in Europe, including Her Majesty the Queen of England. The pianos have also been favored by renowned composers and pianists such as Sergei Rachmaninoff and Franz Liszt, as well as famous artists like the Beatles and Andrew Lloyd Webber, who owns 12 Blüthner pianos.
One of the greatest privileges known to any piano maker is the opportunity to collaborate with the artists of their time and hear their instrument played by a master. In turn, the artist's instrument of choice becomes their voice and vehicle of inspiration. Thanks to the unique and captivating sound of the "Golden Tone," the Blüthner instrument has been honored with the adoration of some of the world's finest composers and musicians across generations.
