Carl Rönisch was one of the first German manufacturers to export overseas. Rönisch instruments were held in high esteem in Southern Africa, California, Mexico, Australia, the East Indies, and in all of the English colonies. Rönisch won gold medals in the world exhibitions in Sydney 1979 and Amsterdam 1883.

Rönisch was awarded the first prize for its extraordinary grand in the world exhibition in Melbourne 1888. Today, this Rönisch Concert Grand with the serial number 8461 can be admired at the Australian National University of Canberra (ANU). As part of Australia’s musical history it is the centerpiece of the Keyboard Institute’s collection at the School of Music.

Model 118

118 K Black, high gloss finish

118 K White, high gloss finish

118 K European Cherry, satin finish

118 K Indian Apple, satin finish

Model 125

125 K Black, high gloss finish

125 KI European Cherry/Yew Inlays,high gloss finish

125 KN Black with Burled Walnut Medaillon, high gloss finish

125 K Bubinga, high gloss finish

Model 132

132 K Black, high gloss finish

132 KM White, high gloss finish

132 K Mahogany, high gloss finish

132 K Bubinga, high gloss finish

Model 175

175 K Black, high gloss finish

175 KI European Cherry/Yew Inlays high gloss finish

175 K Pyramid Mahogany, high gloss finish

175 K Mahogany, high gloss finish

Model 186

186 K Black, high gloss finish

186 K Rosewood, high gloss finish

186 K Bubinga, high gloss finish

186 KI Walnut/Burled Walnut Inlays, high gloss finish

Model 210

Black, high gloss finish – Rönisch Pianos

Rönisch Pianos @ Australian Piano Centre