This piano sample pack was recorded using a 1930 upright piano (140 cm height) built by Albert Finger, capturing the intimate and imperfect character of an early 20th-century instrument. The collection focuses on neoclassical piano textures, blending felted and non-felted articulations to provide a wide emotional range — from soft, muted introspection to clear, resonant cinematic passages. Felt and una-corda techniques deliver a warm, close sound with reduced overtones, while the non-felt recordings retain natural brightness and dynamic clarity. Designed for cinematic scoring, neoclassical composition, ambient music, and emotional underscore, these samples emphasize mood, space, and restraint rather than virtuosity. The natural mechanical noises, subtle detuning, and organic decay contribute to a human, expressive tone that works equally well in minimal arrangements or layered orchestral contexts. Ideal for composers seeking a timeless piano sound with historical character and modern cinematic usability.