Steinway Grand Pianos; Rare Violins, Violas, Cellos, Bows.

Maestro's Music International

For musicians with discriminating taste.

If you’re searching for a restored Steinway grand piano, rare Italian violin, viola, cello, or perhaps a French bow, your quest is over. At Maestro’s Music International we provide these investment grade instruments to professionals, students, enthusiast', investors and collectors. You can find restored Victorian Steinway grand pianos, modern Steinway grand pianos or rare Italian violins hand crafted in Cremona Italy from the Golden period.

Vintage Steinways; Rare Violins

Consign your Steinway,
Violin, Viola or Cello
With Maestro's Music International.

Rosewood Steinway Grand Piano model B replica of the Victorian Steinway Grand Piano of the Immortals. The heart of a piano is its cast iron harp or plate. Most Steinway grand pianos built before 1945 contain genuine Steinway harps that were cast in the Steinway foundry in New York. Harps in Steinways built more recently come from non-Steinway commercial foundries. We believe that harps from the New York Steinway foundry are the best harps ever made. These harps are found in most of our rebuilt pianos but are never found in new pianos.

Steinway grand pianos are considered to be amoung the finest pianos in the world.
A well tuned, voiced and regulated Steinway can deliver an array of colors with dynamic control and ease in repetition as well as projection beyond other instruments in it's price range. Vintage Steinways with genuine Steinway plates (pre-1945), are considered the best Steinways when properly restored to their original state.

Maestro's Music provides rare violins, violas, cellos and bows some dating back to the 17th century to professionals, teachers, students, collectors and investors.The so-called Tyrolean School of violin making (Tiroler Schule) flourished from the middle of the 16th century down to the middle of the 18th. It was as much at home in Füssen as in Mittenwald and, with the increasing migration of Tyrolean masters, it determined violin making in Franconia, Vienna, and Bohemia. Its high repute is based mainly on the violin maker Jakob Stainer (ca.1617-1683) of Absam. Even into the 19th century, his instruments were rated as superior to the most famous Italian ones from Cremona. After Stainer had spent journeyman’s years of travel selling his instruments, carrying out repairs and obtaining commissions in southern Germany, South Tyrol and upper Italy, his renown was so great that he not only supplied instruments for the royal Spanish court orchestra but he was also raised to the rank of “archducal servant” (erzfürstlicher Diener) by Archduke Ferdinand Karl in Innsbruck in 1658 and honored by Emperor Leopold I with the title of “imperial servant” (kaiserlicher Diener) in 1669 because no one wanted to do without his work at court.

Bowed stringed instruments are the most interesting of all. The makers of these violins, violas and cellos are revered for their preserved concert quality instruments. Many are over 300 years old. Extrordinarily, the monetary values some of these ageless pieces bear, are well into the seven digits. A few have even reached the eight digit mark. The limited number of these fine musical instruments contributes to the perpetual skyrocketing of their values. It makes one wonder, which one will be the first billion dollar instrument?

BUYERS:

If you don't see the Steinway, violin, viola, cello or bow that you want, contact Maestro's Music at 1-888-819-8588 or send an email to maestro88@maestrosmusic.com. Our experienced music industry leaders can help you find the instrument of your dreams. Enjoy your web site visit and remember, Maestro's Music is here to serve you.

SELLERS:

Liquidating your violin, viola, cello or bow? Please contact Maestro's Music. Through our international network of qualified professionals, we can find a way to help you. Call 1-888-819-8588 or email us at maestro88@maestrosmusic.com.
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