Classic

The C 121 Tradition embodies Schimmel's Classic design concept, originally developed in the 1930s to offer "the sound volume of large-scale instruments with a much more graceful appearance". According to the French magazine Le Monde de la Musique, this model "stands out for a particular richness of sound quality and harmonic structures" and is "an instrument conceived down to every detail".Environmental protection and sustainability have been part of Schimmel's corporate philosophy since its founding in 1885.

The C 116 Modern represents a synthesis of "musical enjoyment and excellent design". This multi-award-winning upright piano offers a minimalist aesthetic with strong vertical lines. Modern production techniques, including aluminium details paired with glossy surfaces, highlight the instrument's essential elements while retaining the "original and purist" line that has earned it numerous design awards.Environmental protection and sustainability have been part of Schimmel's corporate philosophy since its founding in 1885.

The C 116 Modern Cubus offers a refined reinterpretation of the C 116 Modern design. The classic console construction accentuates the vertical line, visually enhancing the instrument's height while keeping a compact footprint. Both variants offer deep enjoyment for both the musical and the aesthetic senses.Environmental protection and sustainability have been part of Schimmel's corporate philosophy since its founding in 1885.

The C 116 Tradition is described as Schimmel's "most played Classic piano": it offers "the right combination of reliability, touch, sound quality and elegance". Part of the company catalogue for decades, it remains highly regarded by pianists.Environmental protection and sustainability have been part of Schimmel's corporate philosophy since its founding in 1885.

This upright piano embodies a timeless design philosophy. The manufacturer describes it with "elegant, sober and clear lines" that have made it a lasting favourite over the years: "a classic instrument, a faithful companion".The piano received praise from Le Monde de la Musique (September 1996), which lauded its ability to "combine sound quality and harmonic structures in a beautiful richness of tonal colours", highlighting the hand-balanced keys and precisely calibrated touch points.Environmental protection and sustainability have been part of Schimmel's corporate philosophy since its founding in 1885.

This upright piano combines "simple elegance paired with modern aesthetics". The innovative super matt finish is particularly durable, resistant and solvent-free. Paired with polished chrome metal components, it gives the C 121 a contemporary, refined look.Environmental protection and sustainability have been part of Schimmel's corporate philosophy since its founding in 1885.

This model represents masterful craftsmanship, where "details define perfection". The instrument features elaborate inlay work created with weeks of expert manual labour, using gouges and meticulous attention to proportion and colour nuance.The design philosophy stems from Arno Wilhelm Schimmel's 1930s innovation: building pianos with the volume of a great concert grand in a pleasingly compact design. This revolutionary concept, patented several times, made Schimmel Germany's largest piano manufacturer.Environmental protection and sustainability have been part of Schimmel's corporate philosophy since its founding in 1885.

This model features marquetry, "an age-old stylistic technique that lends a touch of sophistication" to the design. Unlike inlay work, marquetry involves composing a complete pattern from small veneer tiles, chosen for their colour and wood grain, often using exotic species. Schimmel craftsmen create one-of-a-kind pieces in myrtle burl wood with striking visual effects.The Classic design concept was created in the 1930s by Arno Wilhelm Schimmel, intended to offer "the sound volume of large-scale instruments but with a much more graceful appearance". This revolutionary design, patented several times, made Schimmel Germany's leading piano manufacturer.Environmental protection and sustainability have been part of Schimmel's corporate philosophy since its founding in 1885.

This upright piano offers a refined, timeless design. Created for Schimmel's 135th anniversary, the Noblesse variant features "traditional piano forms discreetly enhanced with fine-wood applications and a non-slip solid brass pedal guard". The instrument conveys nobility without ostentation, available in pyramid mahogany, walnut burl and bubinga finishes.Environmental protection and sustainability have been part of Schimmel's corporate philosophy since its founding in 1885.

The C 121 Tradition Prestige offers a refined, timeless design, created to celebrate Schimmel's 135th anniversary. "Refined, timeless design has always been a typical Schimmel trait." This model features exclusive fine-wood inlays on the front panel, available in three variants: pyramid mahogany, walnut burl and bubinga.Environmental protection and sustainability have been part of Schimmel's corporate philosophy since its founding in 1885.

The C 126 Tradition exemplifies proportional perfection through the application of the "golden ratio" principle. This model achieves a balanced, harmonious design aesthetic, showing how classic architectural concepts translate into the construction of a musical instrument.Environmental protection and sustainability have been part of Schimmel's corporate philosophy since its founding in 1885.

The C 130 Tradition combines "excellent sound and a pleasing design" in an upright format. It offers "powerful bass, a silky singing tone and brilliant trebles", keeping touch and sound balanced across the whole keyboard.Environmental protection and sustainability have been part of Schimmel's corporate philosophy since its founding in 1885.