Silent Piano

You can still contact us by phone (the answering machine always works), via the contact page here, by email, or via WhatsApp (0173-5655553), or Facebook Messenger. We will get back to you promptly and discuss how we can best prepare for this meeting together. We look forward to seeing you. And... stay healthy!

Our dear future customer...

...a consultation regarding a piano, whether for rent, purchase, repair or simply for initial information is always very individual and requires sufficient time. In your own interest, we therefore kindly request you to make an appointment in advance if possible! You can contact us by phone (the answering machine works perfectly fine), via the contact page here, via email, or also gladly via WhatsApp (0173-5655553), or Facebook Messenger. We will get back to you promptly and also discuss how we can optimally prepare for this meeting together. We look forward to seeing you. And...stay healthy!

In our piano store in Düsseldorf we offer you instruments from leading manufacturers from all over the world at fair conditions. We have spacious showrooms in which you can find grand pianos and upright pianos from well-known brands.

We sell these in the greater Düsseldorf, Meerbusch or Ratingen area, sometimes as an exclusive agency. Our range includes instruments from Blüthner, Haessler and Irmler by Blüthner. You will also discover pianos and upright pianos from Seiler or Yamaha. We offer instruments for every need. You can buy an inexpensive used piano from us, as well as a top-class grand piano. We also sell digital pianos. For example, we stock Yamaha models from the Clavinova CLP and AvantGrand series. You can also get digital instruments from Blüthner that were made in Germany from us. Of course, we will advise you in detail and individually.

With an instrument from Rehbock Pianos you acquire a value of the highest level.

The history of our company goes back to the 19th century. In 1886, Lambert A. Rehbock founded the first music and piano store in Emden. He subsequently expanded it to include branches in Papenburg and Norden.

His son Hans Rehbock opened the piano house Hans Rehbock & Co. in Berlin in 1919. In 1928, a branch was added on Kurfürstendamm, whose customers included important musicians such as Claudio Arrau and Julian von Karoly as well as well-known personalities such as Marlene Dietrich and Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia. At the time, it was the largest piano house in Germany.

Towards the end of the Second World War it was destroyed by aerial bombs. In 1950 Hans Rehbock opened our first branch store on Friedrichstrasse in Düsseldorf, which his son Lambert continued after his father's death. In 1960 we merged the piano stores in Berlin and Düsseldorf and moved into modern showrooms on Berliner Allee in Düsseldorf.

This means that we remain one of the most important piano retailers in Germany. Today, our company is run by Hans Rehbock GmbH & Co. KG, which is managed by Dirk Schrot.