Grotrian Concert Royal for Pianoteq
The Grotrian Concert Royal for Pianoteq faithfully captures the essence and grandeur of one of the best grand pianos in the world. Modartt is honoured to bring this iconic instrument to life as an instrument pack for Pianoteq, with full authorization from Grotrian-Steinweg.
Founded in 1835, Grotrian-Steinweg has built a legacy on precision and acoustic excellence, with the Concert Royal crafted as the pinnacle of this tradition, intended for concert halls and discerning pianists alike.
This virtual version of the Grotrian Concert Royal allows pianists and music enthusiasts to experience its rich and deep sound in a new accessible form.
a Pianoteq instrument pack
Get this pack with Pianoteq Stage (2 packs), Standard (3), or Pro (4).
Buy Pianoteqstarting from 139.00 €
- Iconic 277 cm (9'1") German grand piano
- 12 presets included with unique piano voicing, micing and effects
- Sound generated and evolving as you play
- Seamless dynamic response
- All 241 strings, soundboard and micing modelled
Listen to the Grotrian Concert Royal
Magnificent for classical performances
In order to reproduce the characteristic clarity and warmth of the Grotrian Concert Royal, Modartt has fine-tuned the Pianoteq model in every detail, resulting in an authentic and joyful instrument.
Excellent fit for contemporary genres
The Grotrian Concert Royal for Pianoteq also excels in modern musical styles. Whether it be jazz, pop, or cinematic scoring, this breathtaking virtual grand is a perfect choice for today’s composers and performers.
Felt presets: the sound of dreams
By adding felt between the hammers and the strings, you can achieve a soft and delicate piano sound, ideal for intimate cinematic soundtracks.
You can fine-tune the felt thickness to your liking by adjusting the Celeste Pedal – an exclusive feature of Pianoteq's physical model.
Superior German craftsmanship
Back in 1835, Heinrich Steinweg built his first pianos in Seesen, Germany. When immigrating to the USA in 1850, he gave his piano factory to his son Theodore Steinweg, who partnered in 1856 with another piano maker, Friedrich Grotrian.
By working closely with prominent pianists such as Clara Schumann, Franz Liszt and Anton Rubinstein, Grotrian-Steinweg managed to produce pianos that pianists loved and used intensively.
Today, the basis of the Grotrian-Steinweg tradition remains unchanged: a unique tone and love for music. Grotrian-Steinweg grand pianos are still handcrafted in Germany, and each instrument takes eight months to produce. This extended process ensures that every detail is meticulously perfected, resulting in the exceptional quality and precision that define these outstanding instruments.
