Julius Feuchur Model 130
A piece of Leipzig music history for your home
This Julius Feurich Pianino (serial number 17372) comes from the golden era of German piano making. Made around 1904/1905 in Leipzig, it represents the warm, romantic sound character, for which Saxon instruments are appreciated worldwide. As a model 130, it belongs to the class of concert pianinos: with its considerable height of 130 cm, it has a soundboard, which is superior to many small grand pianos in terms of volume and bass power.
Professional Restoration & Sound Culture
In my master workshop, this instrument was technically and tonally brought into the present without losing its historical soul.
- New sound: The hammers were re-felted. This guarantees a defined, load-bearing tone and eliminates the hardness of old, played hammers.
- Precise feel: The action were fully regulated, parts repaired and the game type optimized. It offers the reliability you would expect from an exercise tool.
- Concert tuning: The piano keeps the modern vocal pitch of 440 Hz – a decisive quality feature for the interaction with other instruments.
Technical Data
- Manufacturer: Julius Feurich (Leipzig)
- Model: 130 (concert height for voluminous bass)
- Serial number: 17372
- condition: Restored (action, felting, regulation)
- Special feature: Original charm with modern playability
- Year of construction: 1904-1905 in Leipzig
what was done
- Refunding the Hammerheads
- Regulation / Parts repaired
- Mechanism set (440 Hz)
Location & Play Game
The piano is ready to play in Dresden. Convince yourself of the sound depth of this instrument. Professional delivery is possible at an additional cost.
Contact me for an appointment.