Italian pianos. Help!

[iumonito]

I'll spend a few days in Italy this summer and I want to visit Italian piano makers.

I know of Fazioli and Borgato, but are there other makers of high-end pianos in Italy?  I remember some piano I adored, something like Fabbidini or like that, but for my life I can't remember.

Thanks in advance.

[gfiore]

No others in Italy. In Pescara there is Angelo Fabbrini a very gifted piano technician who buys/sells Hamburg Steinways and preps them to an almost nirvana level of perfection. He prepares quite a few for the use of Schiff, Michelangeli, and Pollini.

[iumonito]

No others in Italy. In Pescara there is Angelo Fabbrini a very gifted piano technician who buys/sells Hamburg Steinways and preps them to an almost nirvana level of perfection. He prepares quite a few for the use of Schiff, Michelangeli, and Pollini.

Ciao Curry!

Here, this will refresh your memory.  I can't make out the name, but I do recall the typeset of the decal.

[gfiore]

That's one of Fabbrini's Hamburg D's with Pollini, lol.

[Nightscape]

I was just in Italy and went to the Fazioli factory while I was there.  Unfortunately it was closed for a holiday.  It really looks like a military compound.  If I go again, I will actually want to see a piano and not just the building they are made in.