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  • PianoProsDFW
    • Apr 11, 2019
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Broadwood Grand

Today we moved a beautiful antique 1870 Broadwood grand for a client. This historical vintage 7' instrument is a beauty. I am reminded of the many piano craftsmen of decades and centuries gone by. Did the skilled builders of this Broadwood grand piano ever consider that nearly a century and a half later someone would still be playing this piano.....much less that it would be moved in a gasoline powered truck with a power lift-gate? What we create today .....

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