Piano Studio
La Cave aux Claviers
La Cave aux Claviers
Your piano atelier in Stuttgart
A place to listen. A place to play. A place to discover.
Founded in 2026, La Cave aux Claviers is an intimate piano atelier in Stuttgart’s Feuersee district, conceived as a laboratory for sound, musical exploration and creative learning.
Three exceptional historical instruments — a C. Bechstein B concert grand from 1908, a C. Bechstein A salon piano from 1905, and a Clementi square piano from 1818 — are at the heart of the studio.
Here, the history of the piano is not something preserved behind glass.
It is alive beneath the fingers.
Different instruments reveal different colours, touches and possibilities, inviting us to listen differently and to encounter familiar music anew.
I welcome children, young musicians, professionals and amateur adults of different backgrounds and levels, accompanying each person in developing their own musical voice through attentive listening, technique, curiosity and imagination.
La Cave aux Claviers is a place to listen, play, explore and develop your musical ambitions.
Listen. Play. Experience.
The instruments are not simply to be preserved — they are supposed to be played. Students can experience a plethora of very different instruments throughout the centuries and how composers such as Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert and Clementi sought distinct possibilities of touch, colour and expression, very far from our modern establishment.
Discover.
Lessons are individually tailored to each pianist, from beginners and returning adults to professional musicians, with focus on sound, technique, gesture, musicality and historically informed approach.
Come over and try them out!
- C. Bechstein B, 1908 · concert Piano
A grand historical piano from the golden age of the late Romantic instrument, equipped with original French Herrburger-Schwander mechanics, producing a rich, singing sonority and remarkable expressive range.
- C. Bechstein A, 1905 · salon Piano
An elegant Bechstein salon piano from the beginning of the twentieth century. With modern pilot double-escapement mechanics, its intimate and refined tonal character evoke the tradition of private music-making and the cultured salon, while fully preserving its appeal for modern 20th-century repertoire.
- M. Clementi, 1818 · Square Piano
An extraordinary early nineteenth-century instrument, built during the lifetime of Muzio Clementi, Beethoven and Schubert, featuring English mechanics (English double-action). Its distinctive touch and transparent sound and resonance open a direct window onto the Classical and early Romantic piano tradition.
Would you like to experience these instruments and discover whether La Cave aux Claviers is the right place for your musical journey?
📍Gutenbergstr. 53 A 70176 Stuttgart · Feuersee
Individual piano mentoring · Historical instruments · Musical development
