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Carl Petersson with the Flying Fazioli

Fazioli Marco Polo

YunDi Li

Fazioli Kishi

Renée Fleming

Fazioli Walnut Strauss

Francesco Aquilini

Paul Zalesky & Bob Rennie

Jim & Sandi Treliving

Daniil Trifonov

Libby Yu with Kengo Kuma Fazioli

Gary Segal with Paolo Fazioli

Mr. Stefano Ricci

Martin Mayer with Marco Polo Fazioli

Manuel Bernaschek with Tom Jones & Jacqui Cohen

Paolo Faziol with Frank Giustra at Telus Garden Fazioli

Paolo Fazioli and Ian Gillespie

Alma Deutscher

Myrtle and red elm briers combine with mother-of-pearl inlays to create a joyous visual impact, conferring ageless elegance to this #Fazioli model F212.

Paolo Fazioli signs Shangri-La Toronto's Fazioli

Polina Stringini with Butterfly Fazioli

Rachel Lam with White Fazioli

The C.Bechstein A208 is an instrument that’s praised by pianist all around the world, and rightfully so with its stunning dynamic range and its incredibly balanced and precise action. Only materials of the highest quality are used in this piano, resulting in a rich and colorful sound.

It was July 1980 when the first #Fazioli piano, the prototype of an F183, was born. 39 years and 3000 pianos later a few things have changed, but not the passion for what we do.

Katrina Kaif & Salman Khan

Marty & Michelle Weinberg

Mike & Lisa Hudson

Renn & Vera Farmiga with Paolo Aquilini

Fazioli Pianoforti is a high-end maker of hand-built pianos, base in Sacile, Italy. Fazioli produces about 100 pianos a year from its single factory. Passion for music, great artisanship, continuous technological research and strict material selection: these are the elements required for building a Fazioli piano.

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Bob Murphy
"The Fazioli is a beautiful instrument, one of the most interesting pianos I've ever played!"
( Jazz Pianist ) - bobmurphyjazz.com
Elizabeth & Marcel Bergmann
“The Fazioli is an exhilarating sonic experience for both performers and audience members.”
( Award Winning Bergmann Duo ) - bergmannduo.com
Angela Hewitt
"The Fazioli is a very creative piano, it really lets you do all that your imagination wants to do. It has a huge range of colour, from the most powerful sounds to the most delicate sounds – which are all produced with great ease. It is my most precious possession!"
( Concert Pianist ) - angelahewitt.com
Tom Lavin
"I have long admired Paolo Fazioli for having immersed himself in the worthy quest of creating the world's finest piano. I enthusiastically share the opinion of others who feel he has indeed accomplished his goal."
( Director, Pacific Audio Visual Institute (PAVI) )
John Teraud
"I started with the cheapest pianos, eventually ending up at the keyboard of the F183 Fazioli. I saved it for last because I truly didn't believe it would be that special, and that I would immediately turn back to another instrument that was cheaper and better. But that wasn't to be. It turned out to be as fabulous as the hype would have us believe. I was seduced by a lighter-than-average touch and a warm, expressive sound. Both were consistent from bass to treble. Getting fine dynamic shading in or playing fast runs evenly did seem easier."
( The Toronto Star )
Stephen Hough
"... an instrument of rare distinction ..."
( Concert Pianist )
Nikolai Demidenko
"They feel every bit alive, providing more than any pianist could desire. The dynamic range is unbelievable."
( Concert Pianist )
Tristan Teo
"The Fazioli is truly the best piano in the world. I have heard and played many pianos and a few piano-shaped objects. The Fazioli outshines them all, with beautiful tone, total responsiveness, and awesome power. I begged my parents to buy one for me. So now I have a gorgeous 7' Fazioli to make music with, and it will be my constant companion for the rest of my life."
( Pianist ) - tristanteo.com
Scot Ranney
"I spent my b-day in Vancouver trying out as many concert grand pianos as I could find. Maybe that sounds like a strange way to spend a birthday, but for me, it's like being in heaven for a day. The pianos that stood out, I mean, sparkled like diamonds in a bag of charcoal dust, are called Fazioli and they are made in Italy. I had to lean way back while playing on them because I didn't want to get drool all over the keys."
( Jazz Pianist )