Chopin's piano

[Jurgen Goering]

I once had the pleasure of experiencing Beethoven sonatas played on an  
1830s Broadwood concert grand in a piano collector's home.  This piano  
was very similar to what Beethoven would have played and  composed on a  
decade or two earlier.    The instrument had been in good condition  
originally and had been refurbished.

In this case, I was thrilled it wasn't a modern concert grand I was  
hearing.  It was a "goosebumps" experience.

Jurgen Goering
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  David Boyce wrote:

> That doesn't answer, of course, what sound Chopin would have LIKED to h 
> ear, or whether his  
>  music is BETTER on a modern grand or on one of his time. Personally, I 
>  go for the  modern concert grand every time!
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