Traditions rich piano from Danmark to be sure. The absolute nicest square grand I ever ran into was a Horning and Møller. The name was recently purchased by Egtveit Pianos (also of Danmark) owned by one Kevin Gouldman located very near Velje, Danmark. Some of these instruments were very good, some early grands were kind of ify to put it politly. Often rather ornate. Most often pretty solidly built... to the point of overkill... tho not anywhere near as much as some of their early Norwegian cousins. Kevin Gouldman should be available at mailto:kevin@egtvedpiano.dk snail mail address Kevin Gouldman Rugstedvej 23 7100 Vejle Danmark Kevin by the way, is an American expatriot who has every possible certification as a piano builder available from Germany. He's been in Danmark and has been very active in both the Danish, Nordic, and European associations for many years. He'll be able to fill you in on just about anything you could possibly want to know about Danish Pianos. Cheers RicB David Andersen wrote: >Ric B. or whoever--- > >I'm going to see a Horning & Mueller grand tomorrow, apparently made in >Denmark; do you know anything about the brand? Any input would be much >appreciated... > >David Andersen > >_______________________________________________ >pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives > > >
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