You can also scroll then side to side by pressing on the arrows to view other videos and still images. When you click on each interview, it will open up a “lightbox”. As I found out during these interviews was that music has flourished during the pandemic ~ one of the unexpected consequences of Covid. You learn more interesting details and have an enriched sense about what the company is like by talking to the people who are directly involved.
If nothing else, I have learned about how powerful it is to hear the words direct from the source. All of them are built with meticulous care. The pianos are produced in two factories today, Braunschweig, Germany, and Kalisz, Poland. By the 1950s, Schimmel pianos became the most frequently purchased pianos produced in Germany. Who knows, maybe this virtual trade show might turn into an annual event even when things open up again. Besides the Schimmel brand name, the market family comprises the French brand name Pleyel, Gaveau, Erard, as well as the subsidiary, May Berlin, and the Swiss piano factory, Sabel. Wilhelm Schimmel produced the first piano in 1885. These are the people I meet every year at the NAMM show and doing interviews during this challenging year seemed like a great idea. And so, this is your chance to hear directly from each company. Due to the pandemic, the 2021 show was cancelled and so I thought that this would be a great time to adapt and bring about a Virtual Piano Trade Show.In hosting this Virtual Piano Trade Show, it occurred to me that I have met the piano representatives many times but you (the reader) most likely have not.
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In 1971 Schimmel became a majority stockholder in the May piano factory in Berlin, and a contract was signed with the ciete Gaveau-Erard in Paris for the produc-in under license of pianos bearing the three. It’s where most of the music manufacturers show their wares and latest offerings. It has proficient, dedicated staff, a well established partnership with its worldwide dealer network. It’s hard to believe that one year ago I was standing in a crowd in the Anaheim Convention Center for the annual NAMM show.
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