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Experience the vibrant energy and sensual magic of wood and steel perfectly melded and brought to life by
the touch of your hand. See how freely your piano speaks the language of your heart, as only a Rubinstein
can. A warm, singing tone reminiscent of the lovely scale designs of the Romantic era is the inspired crea-
tion of renowned German piano engineer Lothar Schell.
the touch of your hand. See how freely your piano speaks the language of your heart, as only a Rubinstein
can. A warm, singing tone reminiscent of the lovely scale designs of the Romantic era is the inspired crea-
tion of renowned German piano engineer Lothar Schell.
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When Anton Grigorivich Rubinstein stormed the concert halls of 19th century Europe, his electrifying concert performances earned
him wide acclaim as an artist of Herculean inspiration. Those who encountered him at the piano swore that he was the incarnation
of Beethoven. Yet the grand pianos of his day, which catalyzed the passions of all the great Romantics, were not the harsh, bright,
percussive machines our modern ears have come to know. Any piano laying claim to the Rubinstein legacy must therefore be one
whose nature and personality hearkens back to the spirit of that distant time. It must be able to gently pour out the richest sonorities
and express itself distinctly through the full spectrum of dynamics and shading...now exuding a mellifluous bel canto, now bloom-
ing to an orchestral tutti, now murmuring a tender pianissimo, now suddenly stentorian on demand of a sforzando. As a worthy
descendant of the King of Instruments in its prime, a Rubinstein piano eschews the percussive eccentricities of pop entertainment,
and instead distinctly portrays the sensitivity and drama of that musical epoch which so rapidly elevated the piano to supremacy.
him wide acclaim as an artist of Herculean inspiration. Those who encountered him at the piano swore that he was the incarnation
of Beethoven. Yet the grand pianos of his day, which catalyzed the passions of all the great Romantics, were not the harsh, bright,
percussive machines our modern ears have come to know. Any piano laying claim to the Rubinstein legacy must therefore be one
whose nature and personality hearkens back to the spirit of that distant time. It must be able to gently pour out the richest sonorities
and express itself distinctly through the full spectrum of dynamics and shading...now exuding a mellifluous bel canto, now bloom-
ing to an orchestral tutti, now murmuring a tender pianissimo, now suddenly stentorian on demand of a sforzando. As a worthy
descendant of the King of Instruments in its prime, a Rubinstein piano eschews the percussive eccentricities of pop entertainment,
and instead distinctly portrays the sensitivity and drama of that musical epoch which so rapidly elevated the piano to supremacy.
Designed and built to European standards of excellence by Beijing Xinghai, China's first
manufacturer of grand pianos and builder of the world's largest concert grand (15'). Innovative
technology and precision engineering make Xinghai the first piano builder in China to achieve
coveted ISO 9002 certification. International awards include:
manufacturer of grand pianos and builder of the world's largest concert grand (15'). Innovative
technology and precision engineering make Xinghai the first piano builder in China to achieve
coveted ISO 9002 certification. International awards include:
1992 – XX Golden Trophy for Quality – Madrid, Spain
1996 – The Arch of Europe Gold Star Award – Madrid, Spain
1998 – ISO 9002 International Quality Certification System Award
1998 – International Award for Technology and Quality – Berlin, Germany
2000 – XIV International Europe Award for Quality – Paris, France
1996 – The Arch of Europe Gold Star Award – Madrid, Spain
1998 – ISO 9002 International Quality Certification System Award
1998 – International Award for Technology and Quality – Berlin, Germany
2000 – XIV International Europe Award for Quality – Paris, France
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