About Steinway & Sons
Steinway & Sons, headquartered in New York, produces the world's
finest pianos. Steinway pianos are sold by nearly 200 authorized
dealers worldwide. Steinway Musical Instruments, Inc. is listed on the
New York Stock Exchange under the symbol LVB for Ludwig van Beethoven.
Steinway & Sons was founded on March 5, 1853 by German immigrant
Henry Engelhard Steinway and his sons in New York City, one of the
major centers of the piano-making industry in North America at that
time. Henry, a master piano-maker, built his first piano in the kitchen
of his home in Germany. Over the next forty years, Henry and his sons
developed the modern piano, patenting the most significant technologies
in the piano industry.
"This was a very important project for Steinway & Sons," states
Gary Green, Vice President Business Development and Customer
Satisfaction. "...We were extremely lucky to have Gary Garritan work
with us on this technically and musically complex project. Although
both Steinway & Sons and Gary Garritan recognize that nothing can
replace the actual Steinway piano, we are extremely delighted that
there is now a sampling product that comes closest to capturing the
distinctive Steinway sound that we are proud to endorse."
System Requirements
- 2.8 Ghz CPU Pentium 4 or better for PC, 2.0 Ghz
Core 2 Duo MacIntel or better for Mac.
- 2 GB RAM Recommended
- 45GB
of free hard drive space—Professional Edition 16 bit; 67GB Professional
Edition 24 bit; or 16 GB of free hard drive space—Standard Edition.
1.5GB Basic version.
- Hard drive speed of at least 7200 RPM
- DVD ROM drive required for installation
- Monitor with 1,024x768 resolution or better
- A sound card compatible with ASIO
- MIDI:
A MIDI interface may be required if you are using a MIDI keyboard
(88-key full-sized MIDI keyboard recommended). Some keyboards use USB.
- High quality speakers and amplifier, or high quality headphones
- Internet connection for online registration