Aurora

Nothing else sounds like this.

There is a reason serious pianists who sit down at Aurora rarely talk about anything else afterwards.

Aurora sounds larger than physics should allow.

Patented engineering. Fifty years of restoration knowledge in every decision. It plays with a responsiveness that serious pianists do not expect at this scale. Unlike anything else available.

Built in Cambridge, England. Found in homes all over the world.

"We set out to build the best small grand piano in the world. Not the best for its size. Simply the best. Everything else followed from that."

Mark Norman, founder and creative director.

Responsive to the lightest touch. Expansive beyond any reasonable expectation.

Aurora does not project into a room. It occupies one.

The dynamic range runs from the softest pianissimo to full, open voice. The touch weight, the key return, the immediate connection between finger and sound. Aurora does not ask you to meet it halfway. It is already there.

Self-play is included as standard on every Aurora, so it performs whether or not you are seated at the keys

Choose a programme from your iPad and the piano takes care of the rest. The mechanism is completely invisible. Only the music is audible.

SPECIFICATION

Key range

88 keys

Price:

From £100,000 / $127,000

Dimensions

Width: 146cm / 4ft 8in
Length: 132cm / 4ft 3 in
Height: 170cm / 5ft 6 in
Weight: 352 kg / 777lbs

Finish

Lacquered or hand-rubbed oil

Self-play

Included as standard

Colour

Transparent, crema, Farrow & Ball, Little Greene, RAL or custom

USD prices are indicative based on current exchange rates.

I don't play a note. I just knew it belonged here."

Catherine R., Aurora owner, London

Aurora is made to order. Our current lead time is 6 months.

Aurora is available in six editions, each fully customisable.

For something beyond the editions entirely, our design studio in Cambridge will take it from there.

We occasionally have an Aurora available for earlier delivery.

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