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Libby Yu with Kengo Kuma Fazioli

Gary Segal with Paolo Fazioli

Martin Mayer with Marco Polo Fazioli

Manuel Bernaschek with Tom Jones & Jacqui Cohen

Lola Astanova and Andrea Bocelli

Paolo Faziol with Frank Giustra at Telus Garden Fazioli

Paolo Fazioli and Ian Gillespie

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.

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.

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.

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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Svetlana Ponomarëva
"The F212 Fazioli 7 foot grand piano sound was delicious: it possessed an effortless crystal clear upper register that I enjoyed!"
( Concert Pianist ) - ponomarevapianist.com
Wenwen
"Every Fazioli piano is a work of art with perfectly balanced sonority and a smooth registry. They are never mechanical instruments - instead, they make me feel like I'm singing from my fingers!"
( Pianist, Accompanist, Educator )
Ellen Wang
"Externally elegant, internally magnificent: Fazioli is the pinnacle where music meets art!"
( Principal Organist of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra )
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 )
Jane Hayes
"I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for providing the marvelous 7' Fazioli for the Vetta chamber concert. Having an instrument that possesses such clarity and evenness of tone for the concert allowed me to play with freedom and confidence in the result. It was the first time that I had tried the Fazioli and it certainly lived up to all of the advance press that I had heard and read. It responds reliably, immediately, and has an incredible bass and high treble. The workmanship is second to none. "
( Director of Keyboard Studies, Kwantlen Polytechnic University )
Maria Mazo
"I liked the Fazioli in Calgary during the Honens International Piano Competition very much and had a good collaboration with the Fazioli technician Michael Lipnicki. Unfortunately I don't have a chance to play Fazioli pianos often however I just love playing them. They offer an vast range of possibilities, very creative pianos. Wish I could play Fazioli more often".
( Finalist at Honen's International Piano Competition ) - mariamazo.com
Maggie Chang
"I love playing my Fazioli, it really lets me express myself like no other piano can!"
Jim Anderson
"Last week I did the 2nd tuning for the Fazioli F183 in Victoria. What a beautiful piano!! The tenor area is so gorgeous, like a perfect cello. I've never heard anything like it. It was such an enjoyable tuning, the piano almost tunes itself! The family is very happy with the instrument and have abandoned the old upright for family lessons. Everyone in the family uses the Fazioli."
( Piano Technician )
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) )