This piano-of-a-lifetime was bought by professional jazz pianist Mark Flugge in 2013 for $16,000 (he passed away in 2014). It was listed at $17K, and is currently insured for its $20K appraised replacement value. The video (click on the first picture, lower right corner, to watch) is titled "The great virtuouso pianist, Mark Flugge, test-drives a 1958 Baldwin Concert Grand". The previous owner told us the piano had been a concert hall instrument at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.

This piano has a fantastic rich, colorful sound; the low range is particularly full. Its response/touch is excellent, and it holds a tuning very well. The instrument is a joy to play.

As I am not a professional pianist, it is now time for this piano to find a new home where it can be played often and appreciated fully.