
An instrument maker without connections to composers and musicians would be like a physicist without a laboratory. Eduard Steingraeber had, luckily, already benefitted from Bayreuth’s location as one of the world’s greatest musical centers.
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Richard Wagner wrote that Steingraeber’s pianos were superb... “vastly surpassing all other instruments of this kind that I have ever encountered.”
Today, about sixty performances take place at Steingraeber House each year. By keeping in touch with the times and with our musician friends, we constantly search for the perfect sound that each era calls forth.
There are many reasons to come
to Bayreuth, not the least of which are the palaces and theaters of the 18th-c. Bayreuth Rococo. Steingraeber-Haus is a 1754 Rococo palace and remains unchanged to this day. With its
salons, the grand piano hall, piano exhibition rooms, small concert hall, gallery and Steingraeber court theater, Steingraeber-Haus is a lively cultural center during the summertime in
Bayreuth.
Every customer is welcome at the Steingraeber & Söhne workshops, where he/she can experience firsthand the genesis of certain unique and specific qualities, select that special sound or
touch right on location in Bayreuth, have special needs incorporated into the design, take advantage of various patents, and/or contribute his/her own ideas.
Photo: Steingraeber's 1881 Parsifal bells for Richard Wagner


Franz Liszt
Nicolai Demidenko
Cyprien Katsaris
Marc-André Hamelin
Renée Fleming and Hartmut Höll
| Steingraeber & Söhne KG | Friedrichstraße 2 und Steingraeberpassage 1 | 95444 Bayreuth |
| E-Mail:steingraeber@steingraeber.de | Tel.-Nr. 0049(0)921-64049 | Fax: 0049(0)921-58272 |