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Published on 03/13/12 at 15:27Having tried the previous model Wendl & Lung, manufactured, also in Ningbo China, Hailun by the company, I wanted to know what the evolution of Chinese piano.
The former was very much "blustering" over German pianos and even Yamaha or Kawai, this Feurich Chinese seemed vapid and listless soon.
Yet I had been attracted by an advertisement touting the instrument: it was even a young French pianist, had believed, blindfolded, playing on a Steinway ...
The string is a little big.
Nothing in this piano can not think of a Stein.
Nor depth, almost non-existent and preventing shades.
Neither the stamp, so velvety that it becomes fluffy, sterile.
Neither the mechanical works, certainly, but which, curiously, we find that cotton under the fingers.
In short, one who insists on having a grand piano without putting a minimum price can turn to a Chinese model, but there are less expensive and not worse.
The former was very much "blustering" over German pianos and even Yamaha or Kawai, this Feurich Chinese seemed vapid and listless soon.
Yet I had been attracted by an advertisement touting the instrument: it was even a young French pianist, had believed, blindfolded, playing on a Steinway ...
The string is a little big.
Nothing in this piano can not think of a Stein.
Nor depth, almost non-existent and preventing shades.
Neither the stamp, so velvety that it becomes fluffy, sterile.
Neither the mechanical works, certainly, but which, curiously, we find that cotton under the fingers.
In short, one who insists on having a grand piano without putting a minimum price can turn to a Chinese model, but there are less expensive and not worse.