Fazioli Grand Piano, Part 4. Select Print Type:Limited Edition Signed Print (Museum Grade) a common practice of the

a common practice of the period

This particular instrument spent much of the 20th century in Buenos Aires

it was sent to New Zealand sometime prior to 1911

and of course Conga music itself

Rainer’s instruments embody a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation

Fazioli Grand Piano, Part 4. Select Print Type:Limited Edition Signed Print (Museum Grade) a common practice of theDeep inside the action (the moving parts) of one of the world's finest grand pianos. Fazioli make around 100 of these instruments a year, each handcrafted with over 8000 individual parts. Shot with a Lumix S1R and a Laowa Probe lens, 100 images at various focal distances have been stacked together for sharpness from front to back, giving a distinct architectural appearance reminiscent of a concert hall or film set. Limited Edition Prints from an