Shull Piano

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THE PERIOD PIANO COLLECTION

Performing - Studying - Exhibiting - Conserving

A 501(c)3 Non-Profit Corporation email contact

Bill Shull, RPT, M.Mus. Founder and President

610 Amigos Dr C, Redlands, CA 92373 909 796-4226 PERIOD PIANO CENTER SINCE 2006


	We seek to rediscover the art of the piano as the composer heard it on the instruments of the time; to collect and study the instruments themselves, conserving many for history, and performing on many, so we might rediscover history’s magic. We exhibit and curate instruments, tell the great stories of piano and society, and study the history of the piano, its technology and its builders.


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2 Current Exhibits

Recent Acquisitions

Exhibit: the Steinway Parlor Grand 1859-1892

Above: Th. Steinweg Nachfolger Grand

The exhibit highlights successive Steinway “parlor grands” in every design gestation from their earliest to their last iteration - Tour Extended through November 2023


	1829 Clementi Square


	Chaplain’s Organ


	Videos of our pianos in performance


	1864 Steinway 7’2’ loaned to the exhibit by Bob and Marcia Davis, one of the earliest overstrung Steinway parlor grands


	Exhibit Ticket $30 - group discount (4 or more), regular ticket $50. By appointment. click here for more information and ticket purchase

Visit our exhibits to view and hear the Broadwood “Beethoven Piano”

Arrangements by appointment, complying with Covid protocols

Review our past concerts here

	Hear Public Radio Interview - Margeret Worsley with President Bill Shull on *Musically Speaking*, which aired in October 2022 on KVCR radio and National Public Radio

		Historical Steinway pianos? Please support history and send photo documents to ensure a complete account of the production of this most famous and successful builder. Here’s how. We also systematically study the historical production of other great makes, including Chickering, Mason and Hamlin and Knabe. ALL DAY SEMINAR Review our collection, current exhibit, online database, piano history consultation and other projects.


	OUTGOING EXHIBIT: 19TH CENTURY PIANOS IN THE HOME