Nordheimer instruments are regarded for their incredible durability, impressive cabinetry, and rewarding sound. This particular Nordheimer 115 upright is no exception. With a gorgeous beech finish and standing at 45”, it has plenty to offer both musically and aesthetically to its new owner in addition to serving as a proud symbol of Canada’s very own tradition of fine piano manufacturing. The 45” studio size is ideal for smaller rooms in which a 48”+ size might overpower the room.

This iconic piano is certain to bring smiles to the faces of all who get to hear its musical voice. It is the perfect first piano for any family looking to brighten up their home with the magic of music.

Nordheimer is one of the most iconic names within the Canadian piano industry. The company was established in 1844 by the Nordheimer brothers in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Abraham and Samuel Nordheimer built their first piano in 1866 and quickly became one of the largest and most celebrated Canadian piano companies of the time. The company was acquired by Heintzman, another legendary Canadian piano manufacturer, in 1928 and continued to produce instruments donning the Nordheimer name up until 1960.