Allegro Pianos, your one stop destination for quality pianos!

Two major showrooms in Stamford CT and New York, NY.

Play and compare a wide variety of instruments.

Learn about the important features in the design of fine pianos, and how these affect the tone, touch, longevity and value of the instruments…and find the piano that is just right for you.

The high performance, hand crafted instruments we represent differ substantially from each other in sound qualities and offer diverse choices of tone and touch. In addition, a high degree of customization and personalization of these pianos is available.

Our Bösendorfer, Blüthner and Steingraeber pianos, made in Austria and Germany, are perhaps the most revered instruments in the piano industry. While sharing a commitment for uncompromised excellence, each has its own distinct character.

Estonia and August Forster are two other fine European makers, which along with Shigeru Kawai, the leading manufacturer of Japanese performance pianos, are fine examples of high quality hand crafted pianos that offer a combination of exceptional musicality and value.

Kawai pianos from Japan are arguably the most technologically advanced, using unique manufacturing techniques and special materials to produce excellent musical instruments at surprisingly affordable prices!

Our Steinway pianos represent the best of American piano making. A meticulous restoration process for vintage instruments, using the best available parts, materials and craftsmanship, revives these pianos and brings them to their former glory…with extensive selection of trade in Steinway always available.

Generous trade-in allowances, trade-up programs and easy-term financing help make your piano buying experience as rewarding and easy as possible.

So spend some time with us, learn about pianos and know that whatever piano you buy will be the right one for you and that it will have the long-term support of Allegro Pianos, your personal guide to the world of fine pianos.

A Word From Ori Bukai - Owner Of Allegro Pianos

Buying a piano can be a wonderful but sometimes confusing experience. There are many makes, styles and types at myriad levels of craftsmanship. Some are new pianos, some are used, some reconditioned, and others restored.

There are pianos to be had for almost any purpose and at almost any price level. However, to successfully find an instrument that will meet the particular needs, environment, use and expectations of the customer is not a decision that should be rushed into.

I advise our customers to invest some time and learn about pianos. A knowledgeable customer is more likely to choose an instrument that is right for her purposes and to be pleased with the choice for the long term. I enjoy taking the time to explain how different elements in piano design might be an advantage for one particular customer or intended use…and a disadvantage to another.

A single hat does not fit all, and while some tone and touch qualities can be customized, other characteristics result from the instrument's design and the intention of the manufacturer.

After all, a piano is likely to be part of your home for a long time and I consider it to be my responsibility to do my best to assist in finding the piano that is right for you.

Thank you.