[立体声：布鲁特纳音乐会三角钢琴] Vienna Symphonic Library Studio Bluthner 1895 Stereo for Synchron Pianos [WiN]（17.1GB）

这架卓越的三角钢琴由著名的莱比锡尤利乌斯·布鲁特纳钢琴制造厂于1895年制造。维也纳同步舞台剧院在维也纳钢琴大师伯恩哈德·巴拉斯的精心修复后购得此琴。

这架6英尺4英寸的专业级钢琴配备了布鲁特纳公司特别研发并获得专利的Aliquot系统。该系统在高音区的传统琴弦上方设置了额外的消音琴弦，这些琴弦不被琴槌敲击，而是通过共鸣产生共鸣。这第四组琴弦增强了泛音，赋予钢琴丝绒般柔和、自然的光泽，并使其音色格外抒情，宛如歌唱。此外，这些琴弦异常纤长，张力高达20吨，进一步塑造了钢琴独特的音色。结合柔和的琴槌，布鲁特纳三角钢琴能够发出清晰而温暖柔和的音色，其丰富的音色变化远胜许多现代钢琴。

德彪西、勃拉姆斯、马勒、巴托克、李斯特、柴可夫斯基、肖斯塔科维奇和拉赫玛尼诺夫等作曲家都曾使用布鲁特纳三角钢琴创作作品。众所周知，保罗·麦卡特尼在1969年为同名电影录制主题曲《Let It Be》时，也使用了布鲁特纳音乐会三角钢琴。

维也纳交响乐图书馆的布鲁特纳1895三角钢琴录音是在维也纳同步舞台的B录音棚完成的。这个面积达69平方米（739平方英尺）、层高3.5至4.5米（11.5至14.75英尺）的录音棚拥有可控的声学环境，混响比主厅（A录音棚）要少。

This exceptional grand piano was built in 1895 by the famous Julius Blüthner Pianofortefabrik of Leipzig. It was acquired by Synchron Stage Vienna after having been lovingly restored by master piano builder Bernhard Balas from Vienna.

The 6-foot-4 professional scale instrument is equipped with Blüthner’s specially developed and patented Aliquot system that uses additional dampened strings positioned above the conventional strings of the treble register, which are not struck by the hammers but resonate sympathetically. This fourth set of strings enhances the overtones, providing a velvety, organic shimmer and giving the instrument a particularly lyrical “singing” quality. In addition, the strings are unusually long and thin, stretched to an enormous string tension of 20 tons, which helps define the instrument’s specific sound. In combination with its soft hammers the Blüthner grand produces a clear, yet warm and soft timbre that is superior to many modern instruments in its variety of tonal colors.

Composers such as Debussy, Brahms, Mahler, Bartók, Liszt, Tchaikowsky, Shostakowitch and Rachmaninov created their works on a Blüthner grand. Famously, Paul McCartney played a Blüthner concert grand when recording “Let It Be” for the film of the same title in 1969.

Vienna Symphonic Library’s Blüthner 1895 grand piano was recorded at Stage B of Synchron Stage Vienna. This beautiful 69 m² (739 sq ft.) live room with a 3.5 to 4.5 m (11.5 – 14.75 ft) height features a controlled acoustic environment with less ambience than the large main hall (Stage A).