Steinway

[ stahyn-wey ]

noun

1. Henry En·gel·hard [eng, -g, uh, l-hahrd, -hahrt], Heinrich Engelhard Steinweg, 1797–1871, U.S. piano manufacturer, born in Germany.

Steinway

/ ˈstɑɪnweɪ /

noun

1. SteinwayHenry (Engelhard)17971871MUSGermanMUSIC: piano maker Henry ( Engelhard ), original name Heinrich Engelhardt Steinweg. 1797–1871, US piano maker, born in Germany

Example Sentences

He had Steinway program a player piano to perform “Mad Rush” with Glass pounding playing style, and he had his roaming camera observe the big cat’s response to the music.

From Los Angeles Times

She is of such stature that she often travels with her own 1,064-pound Steinway Model D concert grand piano, as well as a dedicated technician for it.

From New York Times

The Cliburn and Steinway have since released a live recording of his electrifying semifinal round, playing Liszt’s “Transcendental Études.”

From New York Times

He once purchased a Steinway piano from Columbia Records that had been used by Rudolf Serkin and Glenn Gould.

From Los Angeles Times

She had recently lost her father, just like the protagonist in the film, and had acquired his Steinway piano.

From Los Angeles Times