Marc Hunziker (Schweiz)
A Bösendorfer is far more than an exceptional grand piano. It is a lifelong companion that instantly senses my moods and always offers me an honest response. A Bösendorfer places an infinite palette of tonal colours at my fingertips. Its singing voice is marked by extraordinary intensity and a remarkable resonance. Its pianissimo touches the soul in a way unlike any other. Even its greatest power is imbued with warmth and depth. It fills me with profound gratitude to have the privilege of playing these wonderful instruments, crafted with the utmost care and devotion by master artisans. A Bösendorfer embodies a unique and unmistakable connection between the nineteenth, twentieth, and twenty-first centuries, carrying a rich musical heritage into the future.
Marc Hunziker is a Swiss pianist and professor at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HSLU)and at Music Academy Basel (FHNW), whose artistic work bridges classical music and jazz. Active as a soloist, ensemble musician, and pianist of the long‑standing Marc Hunziker Trio, he is known for his refined sense of sound, touch, and musical expression. In addition to his concert and teaching activity, he maintains a deep interest in piano construction and tonal design, making him an exceptionally discerning partner in the artistic evaluation of new instruments.