Worlds Largest Piano Built By A Kiwi Teenager (Video)
The world’s largest piano was unveiled last week in a farmers barn outside of Timaru by the world’s youngest piano maker.
Adrian Mann, definitely the world’s youngest piano maker and possibly New Zealand’s youngest inventor has completed the world’s largest and longest piano. He started the piano at 16 years old, 4 years later he has completed the 5.7 metre-long piano.
With no plans available for such a project, Mr Mann found himself having to design many of the piano’s components. He hand-made four sets of the 700mm long piano keys before he was satisfied.
When traditional piano-building materials weren’t available, he improvised. The spruce used for soundboards wasn’t available so Mr Mann cross-cut Canadian Douglas Fir bought from a salvage yard instead. An estimated 85 per cent of the piano is made from recycled materials.
For the past three months, he has worked 12 hours a day to complete the piano, named after the great-great grandfather who brought his family to New Zealand in the 1880s.

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I helped build it. ; )
cheers world super legend
Go Adrian!! Go Maungati, NEW ZEALAND!!!
Great work!
Congratulations Adrian—-a fan in the US.
Cool Kiwi accent
Congratulations from Ireland!
Kick ass! I love it, I want to build one now so bad!!!
thats amazing. really cool! he could probably sell that to a billionaire and get super super rich! but besides that, its still amazing, and priceless!
Brilliant for a kid.Don’t stop there, reach for bigger goals!
Does it come in black?
Hey that Piano forte (original name of the piano) is a monster and you remind me that you look like Grant Imahara really he is a genius man and you are a Very inteligent man. five stars .
Unbelievable, must simply be magic to hear the very bottom notes…Exactly how long is it btw?
I wonder what the diameter of the A1 string is.
thanks for the video…
this is interesting, Just wondering where is this piano now?
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