Bösendorfer

Bösendorfer is an Austrian piano manufacturer, established in 1828 and wholly-owned by Yamaha Corporation since 2008. The company is best-known for 97-key and 92-key models, which offers an additional full octave in the lower scale (versus the standard 88-key grand concert keyboards). Notable Bösendorfer Artists 𝄪 Franz Liszt 𝄪 Leonard Bernstein 𝄪 Wilhelm Backhaus 𝄪 Anton Rubinstein 𝄪 Sviatoslav Richter (before endorsing [I]Yamaha) 𝄪 András Schiff 𝄪 Alfred Brendel 𝄪 Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli 𝄪 Wolfgang Rübsam (2) 𝄪 Friedrich Gulda 𝄪 Walter Klien 𝄪 Paul Badura-Skoda 𝄪 Leon McCawley 𝄪 John O'Conor 𝄪 Victor Borge (2) 𝄪 Valentina Lisitsa 𝄪 Nina Simone 𝄪 Shirley Horn 𝄪 Cecil Taylor 𝄪 Tori Amos 𝄪 Keith Jarrett (recorded The Köln Concert on Bösendorfer, before endorsing Steinway & Sons in 1981) 𝄪 Charlemagne Palestine, an innovative American composer and pianist, dedicated a significant part of his career to exploring and exploiting Bösendorfer's "lower depths."