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Steinway Detroit wins Platinum Dealer Award & Top 10 dealer recognition
Steinway Piano Gallery of Detroit is a proud member of the Global Organ Group, representing Rodgers, Johannus, Copeman Hart and Makin. Here is Tim Hoy, President of Steinway Detroit, receiving the Platinum Dealer award in recognition of outstanding professionalism and representation on behalf of Rodgers Instruments US LLC.
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Semi-Retired Minister Purchases Rodgers inSpire 343
At age 85, self-described “semi-retired” minister, Rev. M. Jacob Kaufman is serious about getting back into organ playing. Serious enough to purchase a new Rodgers inSpire series 343, 3-manual organ.
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Trinity In The Woods installs a Rodgers Imagine 351 organ
It’s been a great year for Trinity in the Woods Episcopal Church, located in Farmington Hills, Michigan. After years of planning and fund-raising, major elements of the church’s capital campaign for building improvements are finally being realized. This includes installation of a new Rodgers Imagine 351 3-manual organ.
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Illinois Wesleyan University Gifted 35 Steinway Pianos
Thanks to a $3.5 million gift from the C.B. Frevert Family Trust designated for Illinois Wesleyan University’s School of Music, aging pianos will be replaced with instruments of the highest quality, and Illinois Wesleyan will become one of 200 universities in the world to earn the distinction of being an All-Steinway School.
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University of Michigan
On October 26th, the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre and Dance had a 9′ Model D Steinway concert grand delivered to Britton Recital Hall. This marks the completion of the Steinway Concert Grand Replacement Program which began in 2006, ensuring that all their Steinway concert grands are less than 20 years old.
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