A 1930 Mason & Hamlin BB 7' Grand Piano

This is a gorgeous rebuilt 1930 Mason & Hamlin 7' Grand Piano with fiddleback mahogany finish. One of the most surprising features of this piano is its incredibly wide dynamic range, from the softest pianissimos to thunderous fortissimos. For more information, visit cunninghampiano...

[@theUrbanJoe]

These pianos offer such a huge range of tonal color and dynamics that it takes alot of control to be able to play these instruments and not have them “run away with you.” So powerful and expressive & sensitive to the slightest variations of touch… probably due to the renner actions. I was blessed to grow up playing my grandmother’s 1924 model. It was and is exquisite in every way but also challenging and demanding of the pianist. Perfect for the most serious students & performers.

[@gustavobarrera6561]

Excellent video. My Mason and Hamlin, 1906 sound very similar.

[@pianostudy4403]

Good video! M&H is indeed a top tier piano and that's a fine one. I had a chance to go through the M&H factory in 2014 in Haverhill outside of Boston. They are producing some fantastic piano in current times too! Keep the videos coming.

[@CunninghamPiano]

Thank you, Piano Study! We will!

[@albertpeckham8708]

Wonderful interpretation. i suspect that the hammers are Renners ...The BB's are the treasures of the Mason & Hamlins!

[@bert-janwiegeraad4208]

Nice video. I like your style of giving valuable information in a very entertaining way.

[@cragar55]

Thank you for sharing this video with us!

[@user-el7bv5fl7q]

Steinway B, eat your heart out! Wish this BB had been in tune more for the video, but this is more real life, maybe.

[@paxwallacejazz]

I learned something!

[@carlhopkinson]

M&Hs sound wonderful. Better than Steinway.

[@imalamboman12]

Haha! Hugh, you!

[@paxwallacejazz]

Capable of classic American Bombast but darker than Steinway. Almost Eurpoean but more brilliant.

[@paxwallacejazz]

Radial tensioner rules