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La Cave aux Claviers

Your piano atelier in Stuttgart

A place to listen. A place to play. A place to discover.​

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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.

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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.

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Here, the history of the piano is not something preserved behind glass.

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It is alive beneath the fingers.

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Different instruments reveal different colours, touches and possibilities, inviting us to listen differently and to encounter familiar music anew.

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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.

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La Cave aux Claviers is a place to listen, play, explore and develop your musical ambitions.

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Playing with History

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The instruments are not simply here to be preserved — they are here to be played. 

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Like a good wine cellar, La Cave aux Claviers brings together instruments shaped by time, craftsmanship and character. Each piano has its own history, personality and particular voice. And just as a wine reveals different aromas, textures and nuances depending on its origin and age, each instrument opens a different world of sound beneath the hands.

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​Listen. Taste. Discover.

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​Students can experience a remarkable range of instruments across centuries and discover how composers such as Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Clementi, Chopin, Liszt, Brahms, Ravel and Debussy responded to the instruments of their time — seeking distinct possibilities of touch, colour, articulation and expression, often far removed from our modern expectations.

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The aim is not to recreate the past as a museum piece, but to engage with it, listen to it, bring it to life and cultivate a more refined musical taste.​​

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Come over and try them out​!

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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.​​​ Following instruments are available:

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- 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.

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- 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.​​

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​Would you like to experience these instruments and discover whether La Cave aux Claviers is the right place for your musical journey?

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→ Book an introductory lesson

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📍Gutenbergstr. 53 A 70176 Stuttgart · Feuersee


Individual piano mentoring · Historical instruments · Musical development

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