Biodesigner Professor Luigi Colani reimagined the traditional 88 keys and gave the Pegasus Grand Piano a futuristic organic shape. Just like in Greek mythology, the Pegasus piano seems to be flying in the air. Indeed the ‘Pegasus CC 208 P’ is built using modern technique and high-tech materials employed by aircraft and automobile manufacturing.

The Pegasus piano is equipped with an ergonomically curved keyboard; meaning the keys exhibit a slight curvature. The work of art is extended even to the Piano’s seat with hand-stitched leather, which is fully adjustable for height, width and distance to the keyboard.

A hard-wearing professional lacquer finish results in a grand piano of breathtaking elegance and timeless beauty.

Schimmel Pianos.
Wilhelm Schimmel, the founder of Schimmel Pianos produced his first piano in 1885. Shortly after the completion of his training as a piano manufacturer, he established his own workshop in Leipzig.

Four generations later in Braunschweig, Germany, the harmonious symbiosis of tradition and avant-garde combined with the unconventional ideas and creative artistry by Colani, exclusively enabled the three-dimensional monocoque construction of the Pegasus.

- Ergonomically formed keyboard, i. e. the keys exhibit a slight curvature
– Electrically operated top lid lift mechanism
– Extendible piano stool adjustable in width, height and distance to keyboard
– Hydraulic fallboard “soft close” system
– Soundboard: tri-dimensionally curved and formed
– Sostenuto pedal (middle pedal)
– Compass 7 1/4 octaves
– Original Schimmel keyboard/action assembly
– Synthetic ivory and genuine ebony wood sharps available
– Key covering naturals artificial ivory, sharps ebony wood

The Schimmel Pegasus with its sculptured classic curves is priced at around USD 110’000.–

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