Feurich

[Richard Brekne]

The old Feurichs were kinda nice sounding little puppies. I suppose
you could always get into scaling disscussions and the like... but
all in all they had a nice pleasant overall sound. They seem
reasonably well built to me. I understand that as has happened so
often the company went konk and the name got sold. In such cases its
not so usual that the newer versions are much like the older....

The few older Feurichs I have bumped into always were rather light
touched, and bright... fairly big in sound. And pretty clean for
being so old.

Phil Romano wrote:

> Hi List, I have a new prospective client with a Feurich grand.My
> Pierce Atlas (9th ed.) only lists numbers to 1988. She says the
> piano is about 3 years old and says it is the "same" as a
> Schimmel. I have never seen a Feurich. What can I expect? What are
> the personality traits? The piano was moved from Michigan last
> November and now resides about 1/2 mile from the beach. Hasn't
> been tuned since it got here. I won't see it till June. Anybody
> familiar with these?  Phil RomanoMyrtle Beach, SC

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Richard Brekne
RPT, N.P.T.F.
Bergen, Norway
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