Naturally it benefits from all the expertise of our craftsmen just as our grand pianos do. By definition it has all the advantages of an upright piano over a grand piano: it is smaller and needs less space, it is easier to acquire and is more affordable. The precision installation of the mechanics is designed to deliver optimal playability and maximum control without loss of power transmission.

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2004 Bosendorfer Grand Model 170 Johann Strauss Edition
88 note keyboard
Length: 5' 8", Weight: 691 lb
PianoDisc CD Player Installed
Ebony Polish Case - Matching Artist Bench -
Matching Artist Bench included
Excellent original condition - One Private Owner
Warranty Included
Serial Number 47388
Our Price for this piano $59,990.00
Location: Seattle WA
Movie of this Piano (Windows Media File)

Johann Strauss’s formal title was “court ball director”, but he was more popularly known as the “waltz king”.

With Strauss’s music, the popularity of the Viennese waltz spread rapidly. Austria came to be identified with this music – and still is today. The “Blue Danube”, for instance, composed by Strauss in 1867, is Austria’s unofficial national anthem.

The Johann Strauss model produced by Bösendorfer today is inspired by the instrument on which the great master wrote his compositions, which is still in the Strauss memo-rial rooms in Vienna.

With this instrument you are acquiring a piece of Viennese musical history.

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1905 Bosendorfer Model 170 Walnut Art Case
88 note keyboard - Serial Number 17863
Length: 5' 8 ", Weight: 691 lb
Completely rebuilt and restored
Burled walnut case with boxwood inlay finished gloss polyester
Location: Germany
Our Price for this piano $34,995.00

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1976 Bosendorfer Grand Model 170
88 note keyboard - Serial Number 31327
Length: 5' 8", Weight: 691 lb
Ebony Polish Case - Piano CD Player Installed
DampChaser System Installed - Excellent original condition
Location: Germany
Our Price for this piano $35,900.00

This piano is built by hand using the highest-quality materials. The sound quality in the bass, in particular, and the range of tonal colours are exceptional for a piano of this size. Its action allows the fastest of repetitions and it has a very precise playing feel.

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1991 Bosendorfer Grand Model 200 Strauss Edition
Ebony Polish Case
Installed QRS Player System
Perfect soundboard - Perfect touch
Excellent original condition
Serial Number 42273 - 88 note keyboard
Length: 6' 7", Weight: 753 lb
Location: Montana
Our Price for this piano $42,900.00

Johann Strauss’s formal title was “court ball director”, but he was more popularly known as the “waltz king”.

With Strauss’s music, the popularity of the Viennese waltz spread rapidly. Austria came to be identified with this music – and still is today. The “Blue Danube”, for instance, composed by Strauss in 1867, is Austria’s unofficial national anthem.

The Johann Strauss model produced by Bösendorfer today is inspired by the instrument on which the great master wrote his compositions, which is still in the Strauss memo-rial rooms in Vienna.

With this instrument you are acquiring a piece of Viennese musical history.

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2000 Bosendorfer Grand Model Johann Strauss Model 214
Pyramid Mahogany Polish Case - Serial Number 45649
88 note keyboard - Length: 7', Weight: 826 lb
Impeccable Condition - One Owner
Installed PianoDisk CFX 228 Player System
Matching Bench Included Location: Reno, NV
Our Price for this piano $ 74,999.00

Pyramid mahogany (khana sp.) comes from controlled licensed forests in West Africa. Rough pyramids are sawn from the appropriate forks in the trees. The veneers made from this wood are very beautiful due to unique smooth cut, and the remarkable and decorative pyramid design that reflects light. The initially light red to reddish-brown colour darkens with time to the typical warm mahogany tone with a golden shimmer. The superb workmanship of this fine wood by Bösendorfer turns every instrument into an individual masterpiece.

Johann Strauss’s formal title was “court ball director”, but he was more popularly known as the “waltz king”.

With Strauss’s music, the popularity of the Viennese waltz spread rapidly. Austria came to be identified with this music – and still is today. The “Blue Danube”, for instance, composed by Strauss in 1867, is Austria’s unofficial national anthem.

The Johann Strauss model produced by Bösendorfer today is inspired by the instrument on which the great master wrote his compositions, which is still in the Strauss memo-rial rooms in Vienna.

With this instrument you are acquiring a piece of Viennese musical history.

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