Baldwin SF-10 Semi-Concert Grand Piano | Living Pianos

[@vivacepianostudio]

I’m fortunate to own 2 of these beautiful pianos. Every piano tuner/technician has had ultimate respect and a glowing confirmation of their top quality. One of my best decisions.

[@topturretgunner]

Absolutely love the full, warm tone! Robust base, full tenor and clean, clear upper register. Beautiful instrument. Rivals a German piano.

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

The tone is beyond remarkable!! Magnificent piano! and of course, played exceptionally well by the maestro!

[@studentjohn35]

When Liberace was on his tours, the SF10 Baldwin was always specified in the rider. The roadies had flats made of skin-ply covered with sequins that precisely fit the contours of this model. Those flats completely covered the black finish so the audience always thought of it as Liberace's special sequined piano.

[@eddydelrio1303]

The SF-10 is my piano (peculiarly, purchased from a Steinway artist). One of the features that I love about it besides what you mention, was once an option but later became standard: installation of a Renner action (the same with the SD-10s). This is the same action used in Bosendorfers and Bechsteins, so the SF-10 was the most affordable manner to get a Renner action (which I LOVE!).

[@alexmisterpianoman]

I remember a visit to the Baldwin piano factory during a sponsored visit. I think it was a ND10 grand piano that we heard demonstrated at the end. A truly brilliant tone.

[@brentaudi9354]

What a fantastic sound! This was when Baldwin owned Bechstein. They bought Bechstein to take control of their patients and owned them from 1963 to 1986. This Baldwin here is a result of the Marriage. Fantastic piano with such a unique sound. It is such a joy for a pianist to play!

[@robgrune3284]

uh, I cannot believe Bechstein had patients.

[@brentaudi9354]

What? You can't believe Bechstein had Patients? sober up and reply.

[@leightonshehan7423]

do you hear noticeable action noise on this piano? I have a Baldwin L from the same period and the action noise is just ever so slightly noticeable.

[@robgrune3284]

I have played/heard nearly every piano from every decade since 1920. imho, The Baldwin of this time remain the best for play and sound. Of course, Robert is a virtuoso and knows how to bring the best out of the piano.

[@ecoRfan]

He can make any piano sound great… has the perfect feel on the keys.

[@jamesparsons3134]

As a subscriber for years this is about my favorite review....

[@rennedelorean3341]

I have an SD-10, I bought it brand new back in 1969/ 70 (#189644) - Lately I'm having a problem finding a piano technician here in Los Angeles , covid pandemic took my last tuner/tech.

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[@TheMonkeydood]

Beautiful sounding piano. Someone will really enjoy it.

[@GabrielVelasco]

Wow! What a treasure.

[@brendaboykin3281]

Thanx, Maestro 🌹🌲🌹

[@andygoh8681]

What a video

[@seusenhortobi5237]

Song 06:26?

[@Rickmaninov]

Schumann - "Chopin" from Carnaval (Op 9, No 12)

[@seusenhortobi5237]

@@Rickmaninov Muito obrigado ! Deus abençõe.

[@edwarddejong8025]

Baldwin did make a very nice piano. They are a relative bargain, as people always chase Steinway.

[@mudgebauer]

Wouldnt this be called a parlor grand or 3/4 size piano¿ Does it have original ivory keys or plastic¿ Is it still for sale and what is the price¿ Thanks.

[@MetaView7]

What a bargain.