Updated September 21, 2026
Sept 19, at 7:00 pm
Natalie Sun
10 year old child prodigy Concert
Despite being only 10 years old, Natalie Sun has already established herself as one of America's most remarkable young pianists. A gifted performer from Salt Lake City, Utah, Natalie began studying piano at the age of four and has quickly earned recognition for her extraordinary musical maturity, technical brilliance, and expressive artistry.
NATALIE PLAYING AT STEINWAY
Sept 26th at 10:00 am
Masterclass with Isaac Jackson
Oct 9-10
UMTA Instrumental Competition
November 5th at 7:00 pm
U of U Professor (retired) Jeffrey Price
Concert
November 7th at 10:00 am
U of U Professor (retired) Jeffrey Price
Masterclass
December 11th at 7:00 pm
Simon Mulligan (Steinway Artist)
Christmas Concert
4644 S Holladay Blvd., Holladay, UT 84117
The new Steinway Piano Gallery marks an exciting addition to Holladay’s cultural and artistic landscape, bringing the world’s most prestigious piano brand to the Salt Lake Valley.
As part of the renowned Steinway network, the gallery offers pianos known for their exceptional craftsmanship, tonal richness, and enduring quality—qualities that have defined Steinway pianos for over a century. Visitors to the new showroom can explore a range of instruments, from the iconic Steinway grand pianos to the more accessible Boston and Essex lines, all designed with the same commitment to performance and artistry.
Located at 4644 S Holladay Blvd, the gallery is poised to become a hub for musicians, educators, and music enthusiasts throughout the region. Steinway Piano Galleries are known for offering not just instruments, but an immersive experience—inviting guests to connect with music in an inspiring, hands-on environment while receiving expert guidance in selecting the right piano.
With its opening, the Holladay location continues this tradition, providing a welcoming space where beginners and seasoned pianists alike can discover the artistry and legacy behind every Steinway instrument.
New Showroom
Explore our complete selection of new Steinway & Sons pianos, handcrafted to deliver exceptional beauty, responsiveness, and unmistakable Steinway sound.
From elegant uprights to world-renowned concert grands—and select models featuring the innovative SPIRIO player and recording system—each piano represents generations of craftsmanship and musical excellence.
Browse our collection online, then visit Steinway Piano Gallery of Utah in Holladay to experience these remarkable instruments in person.
The powerful Steinway sound
Steinway Spirio represents one of the most significant breakthroughs in modern piano technology, seamlessly blending Steinway’s time-honored craftsmanship with cutting-edge innovation. Unlike traditional player pianos, Spirio delivers performances with extraordinary precision, capturing every nuance of a pianist’s touch—from the softest pianissimo to the most powerful fortissimo. The result is a musical experience that feels truly live, allowing listeners to enjoy world-class performances in their own space exactly as the artist intended.
Through the intuitive Steinway Spirio App, users can effortlessly access a growing library of performances, control playback, and explore the full capabilities of the instrument with ease.
Every Spirio includes a complimentary iPad®, making it simple to begin enjoying world-class music the moment your piano arrives.
Behind this seamless experience is groundbreaking high-resolution technology that records performance at an extraordinary level of detail. Using proprietary software, Spirio measures hammer velocity (up to 1020 dynamic levels at a rate of up to 800 samples per second) and proportional pedaling — for both the damper pedal and soft pedal (up to 256 pedal positions at a rate of up to 100 samples per second).
Steinway & Sons Spirio delivers music with stunning accuracy—revealing the full emotion, movement, and expression of the original performance in a way never before possible.
“I insist on a Steinway for my recordings, my concerts and my home. It is the only piano I want to hear my music played on.”
— Michel Legrand
Steinway Artist