Classic

“Pianos That Give You Goosebumps”

For more than three decades, Klavierhaus has been the quiet heartbeat of a musical renaissance in New York City—restoring and creating grand pianos that don’t just play music, but sing with a lyrical voice long thought lost.

At the center of this revival is master craftsman Sujatri Reisinger, a Hungarian artisan who inherited centuries-old techniques for shaping and voicing pianos to reveal their most colorful, emotional selves. His expertise, drawn from working with the legendary instruments of the late 19th century—Pleyel, Erard, Bösendorfer, Steinway, —has helped him shape a sound that resonates with timeless beauty and bespoke craftsmanship.

“Working on these instruments taught me what is eternally beautiful, lyrical, and colorful in a piano,” says Sujatri.

Contemporary

Today, Klavierhaus builds instruments that evoke goosebumps. These pianos do not merely accompany a musician—they elevate the soul of the player. In homes, studios, and concert halls across the globe, Klavierhaus pianos are prized not only for their sensitivity and power but for their ability to match tone and color to the hands and heart of the pianist.

From Lincoln Center to the White House, and from concert stages to the living rooms of designers and aesthetes, Klavierhaus pianos are redefining what it means to own a piano.

As Sujatri puts it:

“This colorful sound has disappeared from our fast-paced modern world. Piano lovers are confused when searching for their ‘dream’ piano—because they’ve never heard this sound before. But it still exists. And we are still making it.”

Modern

Those who have experienced Klavierhaus know what he means:

“Some of the greatest old Steinways I’ve ever played are here. For me, Klavierhaus is a musical treasure.” —Richard Goode

Now, Sujatri and the Klavierhaus team are preparing to pass on their legacy—to preserve this noble tradition for the next generation of craftsmen, and for the discerning few who still long to play from the heart.

Are you one of them?

If you’re seeking a piano that sings to your soul—whether you’re a performer, teacher, collector, designer, or curator of extraordinary experiences—we invite you to discover Klavierhaus.

The goosebumps you’ve been waiting for are just a step away.

Sujatri Reisinger

Paul D Mills

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