Feurich 6’8” Grand designed and made by Schimmel in Germany

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Feurich 6’8” Grand Piano
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@hoffmann6520 28 күн бұрын

Never heard of a Feurich made by Schimmel before. They were made in the Euterpe factory in Langlau Germany after the second world war until the early '90s when Bechstein bought out Euterpe. They started on their own again at some point later in the '90s so perhaps the Schimmel Feurichs came inbetween. Would be interesting to know if you find out any more about the piano.

@RobertsPianosHouston 28 күн бұрын

Thank you Hoffmann it is interesting information I appreciate your sharing. I have seen the new ones from china I do believe they aren’t making them currently in Germany? This is a unique piano for me being Schimmel with the feurich name an interesting collaboration

@matthewraden5210 26 күн бұрын

Nowadays, the Feurichs are designed in Vienna, manufactured in China by Hailun and are finished in Germany. Hailun Pianos are designed in Vienna and are manufactured from start to finish in China. Both brands use German parts: Roslau strings, Abel hammers and European spruce.

@RobertsPianosHouston 26 күн бұрын

Thank you for your information Matthew much appreciated and very insightful

@haivu815 14 күн бұрын

Feurich is the old Wendl & Lung. WL bought Feurich and then changed their name. Most current Feurich pianos are now made by Hailun in China. Your Schimmel Feurich seems to be a one-off partnership before becoming part of WL. Nice piano.

@jwright9639 14 күн бұрын

Feurich with a Serial Number 75820 would have been built in 1996. I believe the Langlau factory had closed by then. It would seem that Feurich then contracted out to Schimmel for their larger grands. Schimmel is know for European handcrafted quality. This decision assured for German craftsmanship in their upper echelon models. I just became the proud owner of a 1983 Feurich F227 crafted in Langlau while the factory was still in operation. It has to be one of the most gorgeous pianos I have ever seen. Pristine like right off the showroom floor. Materials and sound quality are excellent. This was after an exhaustive search for the perfect Steinway B or C. A complete diversion from my forever dedicated Steinway devotion lol. This F227 was love at first sight.

@RobertsPianosHouston 12 күн бұрын

Thank you for the information this Schimmel model is rather special and thank you for the date it makes sense with the information that has been commented thank you for confirming. Now I am curious as to the sound and touch of a Feurich made model.

@michelprimeau4531 15 күн бұрын

Schimmel is one of the rare company to uses its own action. That's why you don't have a name of another manufacturer.

@RobertsPianosHouston 15 күн бұрын

Thank you Michel that’s very interesting indeed

@jacobneal5388 7 сағат бұрын

Schimmel uses Renner actions and the piano in the video had a Renner action. The Hammers did not have a manufacturers mark on them. Usually manufacturers are using Renner actions with Renner hammers as the actions usually come from Renner with hammers on them.

@qwaqwa1960 Ай бұрын

Do the longer key levers have any downside, like a heavier touch...? thx

@RobertsPianosHouston Ай бұрын

I’m not sure of this question I believe that it won’t if the touch is weighted at the factory if anything it would improve the touch leverage and control