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ASHVIN PATEL
02:22 PM on November 21, 2009
Pauline Smith says...
we have a mahogony 1975 upright
daneman for sale in excellent condition
James Danemann says...
I just wondered why the Danemann Walnut for sale has a different Danemann emblem on it. It's strange it's very rare because according to the records i have, this model was never registered as a danemann.
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Pauline Smith
06:51 AM on October 13, 2009
we have a mahogony 1975 upright
daneman for sale in excellent condition
daneman for sale in excellent condition
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Julian Harris
04:27 PM on October 06, 2009
Here in New Zealand we are fortunate to have Danemann pianos here. I own the Danemann concert grand from the original wellington town hall. It holds a spectacular presence in my living room and brings hours of joy to myself and other musicians who come to play it.
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Val
06:14 AM on August 09, 2009
At the grand age of 52 I have started to learn to play the piano - my view is, its never too late - its always something I've wanted to do. I have a Danemann upright that was a school piano, but would like to find out something about it - how do I do this?
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Margaret
02:11 PM on July 01, 2009
My grandmother bought a Danemann baby grand for me at Harrods in 1968. Sadly I now have to sell it. It is such a beautiful instrument and the tone is lovely. It is with a heavy heart that I am parting with it, but needs must. Any advice as to how much to ask for it please?
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Tony
06:13 PM on May 15, 2009
That 1938 Walnut/Leopard veneer upright [now sold] is truly a beautiful piece; a visual work of art as well as a fine instrument.
Whilst the Japanese and Chinese can mass produce good instruments, they make nothing to compete with these hand-crafted labours of love as pieces of furniture, as well as practical instruments.
Whilst the Japanese and Chinese can mass produce good instruments, they make nothing to compete with these hand-crafted labours of love as pieces of furniture, as well as practical instruments.
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Michael Sharpe
11:02 AM on July 19, 2008
My father Richard worked with Stanley Murdoch at Harrods and eventually took over from him as piano buyer. He knew Tom Danemann well. I have a Danemann walnut upright that I am reluctantly trying to sell at the moment. Father bought it from Harrods around 1960/70. I don't have much idea on what price to ask and wondered whether you might help or be interested?
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James Danemann
06:30 PM on January 02, 2008
I just wondered why the Danemann Walnut for sale has a different Danemann emblem on it. It's strange it's very rare because according to the records i have, this model was never registered as a danemann.
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Tim
09:52 AM on December 01, 2007
It was a fine Danemann piano at my school which introduced me to the wonders of playing music 
Brilliant... beautiful instuments!
Brilliant... beautiful instuments!
