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"Facinating sound, mechanically stunning, absolute dynamite." Emil Viclicky, Chec Jazz Pianist
"I would like to congradulate Bohemia Co. on its balanced high - quality instruments. I will certainly follow their further development. I am looking forward to our next meeting." Jiri Hlinka, Czeck Pianist and Professors of Baratt - Due Institute of Music, Oslo, Norway. November 1996.

History

The factory that us now Bohemia Paino began producing pianos in Jihlava, the Czeck Republic, in 1871. In cooperation with an Austrian firm, Hoffman & Czerny, the factiry continued to modernize and expand the assortment of pianos from 1924 until 1944.

It became a state-owned corperation in 1945 and all specifications of construction and sound characteristics effectively disappeared. In 1993, after nearly 50 yaers, the factiry was purchased from the government and became a privately owned company again.

The new owner revived individual products with the original specifications following prewar traditions. And, thanks the outstanding Czech engineer, Miroslav Tauchman, has also succeded in developing a new line ofm fine pianos.

The hand made production of our grand pianos, produced in our new expansion facility in Hradec Kralove, is based on a wonderful colaboration between our designer and our highly skilled piano makers.

Their attention to details and the use of the best components result in the unique quality ont he instruments. The Bohemia Piano is sought after by professional performers, music schools and concert halls for its superb sound and touch.

Each instrument is closely monitored during production to ensure the highest standards of quality control are strictly adhered to. New materials and procedures are introduced as paert of an ongoing effort to continuously improve product quality and customer satisfaction.

Our name is derived from the original term used by the ancient Romans for the territory we occupy in the heart of Europe. Known today as the Czech Republic, it is the ideal description of our origin and the historical tradition of Bohemia piano.