Steinway Model D

Identification

Body Style

Concert grand

Material

Maple, Cast iron, Spruce

Weight

483,000 g

Dimensions

{
  "unit": "cm",
  "width": 156,
  "length": 274
}

Steinway Model D Overview

An overview of the Steinway Model D, the flagship concert grand piano found on the world's major concert stages.

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Steinway & Sons

Steinway & Sons is a maker of grand and upright pianos founded in New York in 1853 by Heinrich Steinweg, with a second factory in Hamburg, and is widely regarded for its concert grand pianos.

Steinway & Sons Grand Pianos

Piano · Germany

Steinway & Sons' line of acoustic grand pianos, identified by single-letter designations from the largest concert grand (Model D) down to the smallest baby grand (Model S). The series shares Steinway's core construction approach, including a laminated maple rim, Sitka spruce soundboard, and hand-built action, scaled across lengths to suit concert halls, conservatories, studios, and homes.

Steinway & Sons

Steinway & Sons is a maker of grand and upright pianos founded in New York in 1853 by Heinrich Steinweg, with a second factory in Hamburg, and is widely regarded for its concert grand pianos.