Pianoforte - Edition Beurmann

• The library features a 1848 hammer piano from the Breslau workshop of Traugott Berndt, known for its late Biedermeier style.
• It offers a gentle and radiant sound character, ideal for expressive compositions.
• This library does not require Kontakt Player, but compatibility details are not provided.

Product Overview

Pianoforte - Edition Beurmann features a historical hammer piano from 1848, crafted by Traugott Berndt, known for its delicate and vibrant sound. This instrument embodies the late Biedermeier style, reminiscent of Viennese pianos, making it suitable for intimate compositions and classical arrangements.

Details

The library captures the instrument with 32 dynamic layers for each note, ensuring a rich tonal variety. It includes key noises recorded in eight variations, enhancing the realism of the performance. The samples were recorded in the acoustically unique Herrenhaus Hasselburg using Royer R122V ribbon microphones, ensuring clarity and depth in the sound.

With a focus on expressive playability, the library supports multiple sampler formats, including Kontakt, HAlion, and EXS24. The instrument is tuned to 433 Hz, with presets available at 440 Hz, allowing for flexibility in various scoring contexts. The attention to detail in both the sound capture and the instrument's historical significance makes this library a valuable addition for composers seeking an authentic piano experience.