A door opens.
I've been given something special.
For one week, I get to live and compose in a beautiful loft in Hamburg — on a Steinway grand you rarely come across.
For anyone who has never heard the name "Steinway": a Steinway is arguably the most famous concert grand in the world — built entirely by hand over many months, and for many pianists the most beautiful thing you can play.
The grand in the loft belongs to the rare "Sunburst" edition. Its finish glows like a sunrise. There are only 69 of them worldwide.
I get to play it for a week. In the morning, when I wake up. At night, when a melody won't leave my head. And somewhere in between, I hope to lose track of time entirely.
At the end of this week, I want to open the door. For you.