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ENJOY MY RAW!!! Popular Destination: GEN. EMILIO AGUINALDO MUSEUM - History Museum Gen Emilio Aguinaldo Park, Happy Glen Loop 2600 Baguio City, Philippines

Take the exciting journey back in time through "The Road to Independence" at the country's first immersive historical museum.

Steinway & Sons is considered one of the best piano makers in the world. In 1853, German immigrant Henry E. Steinway founded Steinway & Sons in New York City with the goal of building the best piano possible.

In the pursuit of that goal, he developed the unparalleled Steinway and built a legacy that stands as one of America's greatest success stories. the best era of Steinway?

The best Steinways ever made were built between 1890 and 1940, known as Steinway's "Golden Era''.

Head Tour Steward Miss CJ Sta. Maria

Based on the story told to me by Ms. CJ, a head tour of the museum. It is said that from 1876, until the current year of 2024, The age of this piano is one hundred and four eighty 148 yrs.old, This piano has been a witness in the history of the independence of the Philippines.

"Square Piano"

Square pianos are an important part of musical history. 

They were used by the great pianists of the 18th and 19th centuries as well as the average citizen.

 

Johannes Zumpe

Zumpe was a pivotal piano maker who introduced a design for a small, rectangula piano that was affordable and appealed to members of the growing middle class. Zumpe's design is known as a square piano and he introduced it in 1766. Johann Christian Bach the Queen's music master, endorsed the instrument in 1768. 

The growing popularity of the instrument led to Zumpe pioneering 

large-scape piano manufacturing in London.

 Around the mid-1700s, a different kind of piano was emerging in Germany, like a rectangular table with a keyboard set into the longer side, in similar form to the clavichord, and known in Germany as a QUERPIANO (pronounced “kvair-piano”) or QUERPIANOFORTE.

This is the status symbol of the Aguinaldo family.

And it was found out that it was specially made or limited edition from Steinway and Sons. And based on its design, it is different from the pianos released by Steinway.

And when Aguinaldo was rushed to the hospital in 1964, he asked to be brought to his hospital room so that he could play the national anthem every morning.

AGUINALDO'S STEINWAY & SONS SQUARE PIANO

It dates back to 1876 and is made of oak and ebony and ivory. It still plays but is out of tune because the strings are rusted and eventually the string is broken.

AGUINALDO'S WHEEL CHAIR

Aguinaldo died in Quezon City on February 6, 1964, a month and half before his 95^th birthday. He was buried behind his historic mansion in Kawit, Cavite which had become the center of the Independence Day celebrations in the Philippines.
It is a MUST VISIT museum, a hidden gem in the heart of Baguio City. 

 A must see to learn about Philippine History! 

Best Time to Visit:

The museum is open from Tuesdays to Sundays

from 10 AM to 12 NN and 1 PM to 5 PM. 

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