For one week only, get special financing as low as 3.9% on all new Steinway & Sons designed pianos… only at Steinway Piano Gallery of Madison!

Choose from Essex, Boston and Steinway & Sons pianos, including uprights and grands, in a variety of finishes and styles.

Special financing rates are subject to credit approval by the Piano Credit Company. New Steinway & Sons pianos are eligible for 3.99% interest. New Boston & Essex pianos are eligible for 5.49% or 6.25% depending on the amount financed. Prior sales are not eligible. A minimum 10% down payment is required. Special financing rates are available for 24 months. Other terms and interest rates are available. Other conditions may apply… stop by and we’ll be happy to give you all the details.

Russian Festival featuring Steinway Artist, Eugene Alcalay, piano

Eugene Alcalay is a fantastic pianist and generous performer.

In 1984, Alcalay came under the tutelage of the legendary Leonard Bernstein who provided him with scholarship to further his musical studies in the United States. He credits Bernstein’s generosity as the reason he was able to pursue degrees from the IU School of Music, The Curtis Institute and The Julliard School. He has also studied under Seymour Lipkin, James Tocco, Milton Babbitt and Ned Rorem.

A believer in paying forward kind deeds, Alcalay has conducted master classes for teachers and students and concerts at our gallery, fitting them in to his busy schedule as a Associate Professor at UW-Platteville and touring concert artist.

In addition to this appearance with the WCO, Alcalay’s current season includes a return engagement as Artist-in-Residence at Columbia’s Universidad Nacional in Bogota and a Paris debut.

Click the image below to see Eugene Alcalay’s most recent performance at Steinway Piano Gallery.

Eugene Alcalay Performs Diabelli Variations Selections.

Concerts on the Square’s 27th season with The Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra, led by Maestro Andrew Sewell, features the Steinway Piano Gallery of Madison’s Steinway & Sons Model ‘B’.

For more information, visit the WCO’s website