Nottingham University Spiriocast

To demonstrate the power and capabilities of the Steinway Spirio, the University of Nottingham linked up with The Royal College of Music for a live institution-to-institution Spiriocast featuring trailblazer Thomas Luke. The Steinway Spirio mechanisms have opened up a world of opportunities, such as masterclasses with renowned pianists around the globe, regardless of location.
Spiriocasting creates opportunities for pianists to showcase their talent and perform in global locations that might otherwise be inaccessible due to travel constraints, enabling them to reach a broader audience.
The remarkable clarity of the Spirio-to-Spirio relay is so vivid that it simulates the experience of having the performer play live in the same room.

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Alexander Malofeev, now living in Berlin, bought himself a large Steinway with headphones. In Verbier 2023 he said his Steinway was his most loved piano and best in the world. He has put a picture of his beloved Steinway on Face-Book.