Vienna

Taking the Viennese tradition as their Modelsl, the masters at Bösendorfer have created a grand piano which embodies the essential stylistic features of the 19th century.

Louis XVI

In this Modelsl the distinguished and representative style of baroque blends into the lively, whimsical rococo, one of the last sparks of life of the nobility's court culture. The Louis XV Modelsl by Bösendorfer features elegant smooth shapes and is built with supreme craftsmanship. The Louis XV Modelsl is available in all sizes and veneers with an exclusive, matching bench.

Wenge/Senator

The exceptionally majestic casework of the Senator Modelsl is created in the combination of two different woods. The exact craftmanship of the
Bösendorfer Masters allow each Bösendorfer Senator Modelsl to be a unique piece of art for music lovers with the most exclusive demands.
Upon request all Bösendorfer pianos can be delivered in a Senator finish.

Schubert

On the occasion of the Franz Schubert memorial year 1997, Bösendorfer created a special edition: the exquisite Franz Schubert Modelsl. The design is Modelslled after the clear, slightly curved lines of 18th century Biedermeier furniture, following the construction techniques of the time. The fallboard is decorated with a hand-made medal produced by the Viennese porcelain manufacturer Augarten and features a portrait of Franz Schubert.

Strauss

The Johann Strauss Modelsl is inspired by the instrument owned by the master composer himself. Combining elements from different several historical periods, the instrument features beautifully carved legs, an ornamental music desk and a decorated fallboard. The under side of the lid and inner rim is finished in striking Maple wood, and the Lyre is created in the shape of the classic Greek instrument. Upon request all Bösendorfer pianos can be delivered in a Johann Strauss finish.

Chopin

Bösendorfer built this exclusive masterpiece of classic design using the superior technical workmanship. The beautifully detailed hand-carvings are inspired by the pianos Chopin played while during his 1848 tour of England and Scotland. The commemorative hand-engraved plaque on the name board is produced in solid silver and then gold plated featuring the composer's signature.