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  • Thank you very much for your interest in the Estonia grand and concert pianos.

    The rich and singing Estonia piano sound would enable you to perform different periods and styles - Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modern and Jazz - on the highest musical level.

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    During the period of 15.12.2015 - 14.12.2016 Enterprise Estonia has been supporting companies in the field of Creative Industries as part of the program to develop their export capabilities with the project Export Grant for Creative Industries (15.12.2015 - 15.12.2016).
    The project has been financed by the European Regional Development Fund. The export grant Estonia Piano Factory receives is 48 838,30 euros in total.

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    The Estonia Sound

    It's already in its name - in Latin
    "Es toni" means there is tone and
    "Esto nia" means be all.

    A symbolical meaning would be that these tones create an all incompassing sound. It is our aim to make the piano sound so singing, colorful, poetic and rich, that it would enable to perform different periods and styles - Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modern, Jazz - on the highest musical level.

Listen carefully - the sound of Estonia is uniquely rich and singing!

NEWS AND PRESS

Are Estonia Grands the Piano World's Best-kept Secret?

Author: The Collaborative Piano Blog

When the first Estonia pianos made their way to Vancouver in the mid-90's, I was immediately struck by the unique quality of tone on the pianos that I tried. An article in Sunday's Columbus Dispatch looks at the story of these Talinn-made instruments, sold for a fraction of the price of their Steinway competitors.

Does anyone have any experience with owning an Estonia over time? Your comments are welcome as to how these instruments grow and change through the years. One of the important things about purchasing pianos is not only how they sound in the showroom but how the instrument's mechanism stands up to years of playing.

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Estonia Pianos Vs Steinway & Sons

Author: The Collaborative Piano Blog

Probably a lot of you have, and on the other hand many others haven’t heard of the new kid on the block - The Estonia Piano.

According to the Columbus Dispatch, last year the Estonia Piano Factory in Tallinn exported 300 pianos both grands and baby grands, most of them to the united states. Chris Foley Points out that it would be interesting and important to know how these piano age. Sounding wonderful in a show room is one thing - sounding great after a few years is quite a different matter.

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A Fine Way to Treat... an Estonia.

Author: Forbes

Bright-and-brash-sounding pianos might be the norm, but the still little-known Estonia piano is making sweet noise with Old World parlor grands.

The Russian-born Dmitry Sitkovetsky, a world-class violinist, and his American wife, the light soprano Susan Roberts, are consummate classical musicians who demand the best. Sitkovetsky performs on his very own Stradivarius, for example, an instrument built in 1717 and worth over $3 million. But that’s precisely why a visitor to their London town house can’t help noticing the grand piano sitting in their living room is no German Steinway, Bechstein or Bösendorfer. It’s an Estonia.

Six years ago Sitkovetsky and his wife walked into a top London piano dealership looking for a piano that could accompany their rehearsals at home. "There was this piano that sounded good," recalls Sitkovetsky, immediately struck by the Estonia’s tone, "and the price was certainly competitive to the more famous brands, which sometimes don’t quite deliver what you expect. This is a very good working piano."

Since then other music industry insiders–such as Grammy nominee Marc-André Hamlin–have picked up on word-of-mouth and discovered the high-quality piano. Says Neeme Järvi, chief conductor of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra: "It is one of the best-kept secrets in piano making today."

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