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1871: Founded in Germany

Perzina Pianos was founded in 1871 by Friedrich Perzina in Münster, Germany, with the goal of creating high-quality pianos with exceptional sound and craftsmanship. The company quickly gained a reputation for building pianos that combined the best of German engineering with artisanal techniques. Perzina pianos were soon regarded as a symbol of precision and durability.

 

Late 1800s: Growth and International Recognition

In the late 19th century, Perzina expanded its reach beyond Germany, receiving recognition across Europe for its innovative designs and superior craftsmanship. The company’s pianos were highly sought after by concert pianists and music institutions for their rich tone and responsive action. Perzina became known for producing instruments with exceptional projection and clarity, which made them suitable for both private performances and large venues.

 

Early 1900s: Continuing Legacy

Throughout the early 20th century, Perzina remained a leader in the piano-making industry. The company continued to innovate with new technologies, creating pianos with improved mechanical action and tonal qualities. By this time, the brand had become synonymous with craftsmanship, producing pianos in a variety of styles, from uprights to grand pianos.

 The Perzina Factory in Lenzen – A Bigger Facility to Meet Growing Demand, early 1930's

 

1939 – 1945: World War II and Aftermath

The impact of World War II in the 1940s disrupted the production of many piano manufacturers, including Perzina. Factories were damaged, and material shortages hindered production. After the war, the company began the process of rebuilding and re-establishing itself as one of Germany’s finest piano makers.

 

1950s – 1990s: Post-War Revival and Innovation

In the 1950s, Perzina began rebuilding its operations after the disruptions caused by World War II. The company focused on incorporating modern materials and techniques while staying true to its tradition of German craftsmanship. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, Perzina worked to maintain a balance between high-quality manufacturing and affordable pricing, making their pianos accessible to a wider audience. By the 1990s, Perzina had expanded its production to include high-quality, cost-effective pianos, continuing its reputation for precision and superior sound.

 

1990s – Present: Global Expansion and Innovation

In the 1990s, Perzina expanded its production to include high-quality, cost-effective pianos, while still maintaining its commitment to German engineering. Today, Perzina is known for producing a wide range of pianos, including grand pianos, uprights, and digital hybrids, offering instruments that cater to both beginner pianists and professional musicians.

Perzina pianos are now produced in both Germany and China, ensuring that the brand’s legacy of quality craftsmanship and innovative designs continues to be passed down through generations.

 

A Legacy of Musical Excellence

With over 150 years of history, Perzina Pianos continues to be synonymous with precision craftsmanship, superior sound, and timeless design. The brand’s legacy of creating premium pianos has earned it a respected place in the world of piano manufacturing.

Perzina Legacy 

 

 

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Uprights	Grands

             

Serial Numbers

1871 - 390	1880 - 620	1885 - 726
1890 - 1234	1895 - 1644	1900 - 3354
1905 - 9154	1910 - 15000	1915 - 24505
1920 - 26000	1925 - 31000	1930 - 31600
1940 - 32000
1950 - 32900	1954 - 33210	1957 - 34000
1958 - 34800	1960 - 35601
1990 - 28001	1991 - 28271	1992 - 28401
1993 - 28501	1994 - 28861	1999 - 29001
2000 - 32001	2001 - 36001	2002 - 40001
2003 - 54001	2004 - 7760001	2005 - 7762005
2006 - 7764103	2007 - 7766005	2008 - 7780308
2009 - 7795412
2010 - 7796016	2011 - 7797401	2012 - 7797031
2013 - 7798006	2014 - 7800002	2015 - 7803008
2016 - 7805001

 

Serial Number - Grand Pianos

2002 - 2000550	2003 - 200800	2004 - 0290001
2005 - 0294401	2006 - 0296005	2007 - 0299503
2008 - 0300101	2009 - 0300508	2010 - 0301003
2011 - 0301609	2012 - 0302253	2013 - 0302806
2014 - 0303308	2015 - 0303906	2016 - 0304501