The Liberty Upright piano is not just a virtual instrument; it’s a unique piece of history based on a robot-assisted deep multisampling of a 1915 Koch & Korselt upright grand piano from Bohemia in today’s Czech Republic. Renowned for its rich, resonant sound, this upright piano was captured twice — first in its original relic condition and then after being fine-tuned to the highest standard. The results double the unique new colors added to Pianoverse, expanding your creative palette in ways you’ve never imagined.
The Koch & Korselt is a testament to the art of piano making. It features a cast iron harp and a solid spruce soundboard, carefully selected and seasoned. Along with its warm, rich, and powerful tone, this venerable instrument is renowned for its exceptional aesthetic details. Originally offered in a selection of finishes, each handcrafted to complement any room’s decor, it is a true masterpiece.
Koch & Korselt pianos have a rich history of achievements. Though no longer made, they have won numerous awards and accolades at international exhibitions. In 1900, the company earned the Grand Prix at the Paris Exposition. In 1910, Koch & Korselt pianos were awarded the gold medal at the Brussels World’s Fair. This particular example is 100% original and was chosen among hundreds for its beautiful sound, adding a whole new dimension to Pianoverse.
