Royal Albert Hall

The Royal Albert Hall Edition is an exclusive limited edition to celebrate one of the greatest concert halls, which will turn 150 years old. These instruments have matt black engraved silhouettes of the Royal Albert Hall inside & outside on black satin surface and limited to 8 instruments.








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‘Buying a piano does not have to mean waiting for a pianist to play it at home. It’s a major leap, a milestone — with superb craftsmanship.’

LANG LANG

STEINWAY ARTIST & STEINWAY SPIRIO AMBASSADOR

SPECIFICATIONS AND DESIGN

Uncompromised Craftmanship Spirio-R Concert Hall
Photo of MODEL D - RIM - Steinway & Sons

Crafted in the company’s Hamburg factory, the Steinway Royal Albert Hall Limited Edition took more than 18 months to design and create.

It features a hand-engraved outline of the Grade I listed Hall – one of the UKs most treasured and distinctive buildings – on the exterior of the piano lid. Inside there is an etching outlining the glass and iron dome roofing of the Hall, with additional nods to the building’s iconic shape on the music desk and numbered brass plate. There is just one Model D concert grand in the limited edition series – the pinnacle of concert grands – along with seven model B classic grand pianos, often referred to by pianists as the ‘perfect piano’.

Spirio R piano

Each instrument in the Royal Albert Hall limited edition incorporates the revolutionary Spirio R recording and self-playing technology, which enables pianists to record, edit, playback, search and save their performances in Steinway’s proprietary high-resolution format.

Nine out of ten concert pianists play on a Steinway. Steinway continues to honour the greatest concert halls worldwide with exceptionally designed limited edition grand pianos. The Royal Albert Hall Limited Edition is the third Steinway concert Hall dedicated limited edition, with the first being created for The Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg in 2018 (limited to 8) and the second in 2019 for The Shanghai Concert Hall (limited to 20).