Ludwig Reiter AW24 - Sustaining Key Patterns

“I felt a moment of what can only be described as epiphany: I was suddenly at one with the music, as if my whole body had become its instrument. It was sensual and empowering, but also humbling. It amounted to an act of total surrender on my part, and perhaps on the part of my audience, too.” – Cyrill Ibrahim Seated at the grand piano of the Austrian Cultural Forum London, Ibrahim’s fingers gracefully danced across its keys, his shoes a blur across brass pedals – intertwining simplicity and complexity in to a tapestry of sound. Music has long been a faithful companion at Ludwig Reiter, a company synonymous with exceptional craftsmanship and elemental designs since its establishment in 1885. Upholding a philosophy of intricate handcraft and fundamental design, our creations remain true to their original artistic score. Cyrill plays Beethoven‘s, 32 Variations in C Minor, WoO 80.