Modern and restored uprights available for short or long term rental. Prices from as little as £25 per month. Brand new Wendl & Lung model 122 uprights, available for long term rental from £49 per month.

Our rental stock consists of new or nearly new high quality upright pianos, such as the Wendl & Lung range. With our option to buy, offering you half your rental payments back for up to two years you can't lose out. The model 122 is also available for rental with the unique Real-Touch silent system fitted from £65 per month.

High quality Wendl & Lung grand pianos available for short or long term rental. You can be assured of a powerful beautiful sounding instrument in excellent condition for your home, wedding, concert or recording session.

We also have a range of fully restored grand pianos available for rental for any occasion. Contact us for a full quotation.

This 1978 Derek Adlam copy of a Heilmann fortepiano of 1785 is frequently used at Glyndebourne, Garsington, Grange Park Opera, English National Opera, The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden and the Royal Albert Hall.

This is a fine example of a reproduction Viennese fortepiano, having a five-octave compass with sustain, felt-damped "soft pedal" and 'Fagotti' stop, all operated by knee-levers. The instrument can be used at modern pitch (A=440) or historical pitches of A=430 or lower. Hire fees start at £150.00 per day.

Copied from the famous 1769 Pascal Taskin harpsichord in the Russell collection in Edinburgh, this fine harpsichord, made by David Rubio in 1974, has the ultimate "romantic harpsichord" sound so characteristic of the late French makers.

With 2 x 8' stops, a 4' stop and buff (with a peau de buffle stop also available if required), this harpsichord, frequently used in concert venues in London and elsewhere, is available to rent from £125 per day.

A stunning copy of an 1826 Graf, made in Frome in 2003 by Christopher Barlow. At 8 ft in length this unique collector's instrument boasts a substantial tone and provides an outstanding insight into authentic performance of the nineteenth century piano repertoire. Available for short-term rental at £250 per day plus transport and tuning as required. Sale price upon application

This outstanding reproduction fortepiano represents the culmination of Viennese piano development up to the time of Schubert's death. The instrument already boasts a 6.5 octave compass and the tone is markedly fuller and more robust than the smaller 5-octave instruments of the Haydn / Mozart period. The period sound is especially suitable for performing the romantic repertoire of late-Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, Chopin and even Brahms.