Many of the 150,000 instruments made up to the present have been purchased by prominent personalities or institutions. The very special singing quality of the sound has found many admirers among singers, as no other instrument mixes so well with the human voice.

In the house of Albert Einstein an instrument was used to accompany his violin playing. Among famous musicians were many composers: Dimitri Shostakovich, Claude Debussy, Richard Wagner, Franz Liszt, Carl Orff, Werner Egk, and Max Reger drew inspiration from the Blüthner as did Franz Grothe and Neil Diamond.

W E L L   K N O W N   M U S I C I A N S

Richard Wagner, Franz Liszt, Conrad Ansorge, Alexander Borowsky, Ignaz Friedmann, Moritz Rosenthal, Josef Pembaur, Prof. de Pachmann, Arthur Rubinstein, Claudio Arrau, Julian V. Karolyi, Claude Debussy, Halina Cerny-Stefanska, Eugene Reuchsel, Takahiro Sonoda, Yaeko Yamane, Wilhelm Kempff, Carl Seemann, Ruggeiro Ricci, Yehudi Menuhin, Wilhelm Furtwangler, Arthur Hikisch, Eugen Jochum, Igor Markevitch, Vaclav Neumann, Jutta Vulpius, Josef Traxl, Agnes Giebel, Mario de Monaco, Erika Koth, Theo Adam, Peter Schreier, Ingeborg Hallstein, Anna Tomowa-Sintow, Thomanerchor, Hermann Prey, Wolfgang Sauer, Marlene Dietrich, Hazy Osterwald, Bibi Johns, Udo Jurgens, Salvatore Adamo, Nina Lizell, Katja Ebstein, Arthur Pizzaro.

Hear Arthur Pizzaro play a Blüthner Concert Grand Courtesy of Linn Records

H I S T O R I C A L   P E R S O N A L I T I E S  

Pope Leo XIII, Queen Victoria, Emperor Franz Josef of Austria, Nikolaus II Tsar of Russia, Emperor Wilhelm II, Christian IX King of Denmark, Georg King of Saxony, Ludwig II King of Bavaria, Makarios III Archbishop of Cyprus.

F A M O U S   C O N C E R T   H A L L S

Opera of Leipzig, Royal Opera House, Gewandhaus Leipzig, Commonwealth Hall Accra, German Embassy Washington DC, State Theatre Stuttgart, Comique Opera Berlin, Conservatoire Paris, Conservatoire Reims, Conservatory Leipzig, Banff Music Center Canada, British Embassy, Washington DC



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