Orchestra’s piano attains perfection
Peter Krauss calls the Oklahoma City Philharmonic ’s 9-foot Hamburg Steinway the finest instrument he’s ever worked on. That’s high praise from a piano technician who has serviced hundreds of fine pianos during his career. But this concert grand has a remarkable pedigree.
With a substantial gift from patrons John and Mary Nichols , Philharmonic officials began a search for a new concert grand in...
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