The world's first STEINMEYER piano was crafted in 1918 in Leipzig, Germany. It was commissioned by Siegfried Wagner to commemorate the 105th anniversary of his father, Wilhelm Richard Wagner, a renowned German composer and a significant figure in German opera history.
In 1920, the STEINMEYER Piano Company was established and experienced continuous growth. It gained significant recognition and market share in Europe, becoming the designated piano for prestigious venues such as the Golden Hall in Vienna, the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow, and the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden, England, establishing its fame.
