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This is the How Christian F.T. Steinway’s Inventions Revolutionized the Piano Industry

December 26, 2016 by Alan Rothschild

 

This is the How Christian F.T. Steinway's Inventions Revolutionized the Piano Industry, Patent Models, Alan Rothschild, @patentmodelman

Christian F. T. Steinway’s Invention for Capodastro Frames for Piano Fortes set the bar for piano design.

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In 1853, Steinway & Sons was formed. Operations began in a rental loft at 85 Varick Street in New York City. The Steinway business was a family affair, with father, Henry Engelhard Steinway, working as both a master cabinet maker and a master piano builder. Doretta, the eldest daughter, was the star salesperson, sometimes offering to give free piano lessons to prospective buyers in order to close a sale. Christian Friedrich Theodore Steinway was the eldest son of five boys and three girls.

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