Malta's home for exceptional pianos.
For more than 66 years, Brincat Pianos has brought together craftsmanship, musical expertise and a genuine love of the piano. Today, a third generation of the Brincat family continues that tradition, representing some of Europe’s most respected piano makers and offering everything from piano sales and rentals to tuning, transport and specialist support.
As the exclusive Steinway & Sons dealer for Malta, alongside C. Bechstein, W. Hoffmann and Zimmermann, we help pianists, families, teachers and institutions find an instrument that will serve them for years to come.
More than a piano showroom.
Tuning
Whether your piano is well-loved or brand new, we have a great team of tuners who can bring out the most gorgeous tones from your piano.
Delivery
We can help you make all the necessary delivery arrangements to take your new piano home or to have a piano delivered for your next big event.
Events & Rentals
From concerts to film shoots and beyond, we offer short term rentals to take your piano event to a whole new level.
Rent-to-Buy
Play on a fine piano in the comfort of your own home. If you’ve fallen in love with your piano after 6 months, you can buy it for good.
Masterclasses & Recitals
An intimate setting for recitals, masterclasses and musical events, offering performers and audiences an exceptional piano experience.
Recording Facilities
A dedicated piano recording space designed for musicians seeking exceptional instruments in a professional environment.
Payment by Instalments
We’ve created a range of payment options to ensure that anyone with a passion for music can welcome an expertly-crafted piano into their home.
Upgrade Your Piano
Want to upgrade your piano? No problem! Upon evaluation, you can exchange it for any other instrument in our stock, and we’ll give you the current market value for your old piano.
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The Man Behind It All
As a young boy, our founder Saviour Brincat was under the musical tutelage of Dun Karm Scerri. He went on to become a talented organist, playing at St Gregory’s Church in Sliema and St Catherine’s Parish in Zejtun.
Eventually, Saviour began working part-time with a local piano distributor. Ever the curious mind, Saviour soon started to refurbish old pianos, restoring them to their former glory using a combination of patience, skill, care and new parts. In 1964, Saviour mastered the art of piano servicing in Germany.
Saviour opened his own paint and varnish manufacturing business in Handaq, and enjoyed so much success that he no longer had the time for his passion-project – refurbishing pianos.
His Legacy
By the late 1980s, Saviour turned his attention to importing pianos, travelling to Germany and carefully selecting manufacturers whose standards of craftsmanship matched his own.
This marked the beginning of Brincat Pianos as generations of Maltese musicians would come to know it: a family business built around carefully selected instruments, technical knowledge and personal service.
Since his passing in 1994, we’ve been determined to carry on his legacy by bringing the same dedication and commitment to quality to our clients every single day.
A New Generation
Today, Brincat Pianos is led by Saviour’s granddaughter, Diane Brincat, representing the third generation of the family business.
After studying and working abroad, Diane became increasingly involved in the family business alongside her father. What began as helping to develop its presence gradually became a commitment to building the next chapter of Brincat Pianos.
Brincat Pianos Ltd was established to combine the family’s decades of experience with a new vision for the piano in Malta: a specialist destination not only for purchasing an instrument, but for experiencing, performing, recording and learning about exceptional pianos.
That evolution has included a new showroom and piano studio, an expanded range of European instruments, and Brincat Pianos becoming the exclusive representative of Steinway & Sons in Malta.
The philosophy, however, remains much the same as it was in Saviour’s workshop: choose exceptional instruments, understand them properly, and look after the people who play them.