ORELSAN, A Blüthner piano that belonged to Orelsan, signed on the

A Blüthner grand piano, made in Germany, which belonged to Orelsan and bears his signature inside the instrument. It is accompanied by a document certifying its provenance. Founded in Leipzig in 1853, the Blüthner piano-making company occupies an important place in the history of German piano-making. Its instruments are particularly prized for their craftsmanship and rich tone. The presence of this piano in Orelsan’s personal world sheds light on a more understated aspect of his artistic journey. For Orelsan, musical creation has long been inextricably linked to his living spaces. From his early days in Caen, he worked on his debut album, *Perdu d’avance*, released in 2009, in a studio set up within his home. This closeness between the intimacy of everyday life and his musical work has continued throughout his career, with the artist maintaining recording spaces linked to his home. This Blüthner piano is part of that environment, where musical instruments also belong to the personal sphere. Beyond its craftsmanship, its significance lies in the fact that it belonged to Orelsan, of which it retains a physical trace. However, there is no evidence to link it to the recording or composition of any particular track. The instrument’s history takes a new turn in June 2026, when it reappears at a second-hand market in the Caen area. Orelsan visits the site and signs the inside of the piano. The event was documented by a photograph showing the artist with the instrument, as well as by the local press. This reappearance in Normandy – a region that has remained at the heart of Orelsan’s life and work – lends the Blüthner’s story a special resonance. From his early years in Caen to national recognition, the artist has consistently maintained a connection with this region, which has become one of the cornerstones of his musical identity. A German-made instrument, an object from his personal life and now signed by the artist, this piano thus bears witness to a more intimate aspect of his journey, distinct from his public appearances and stage performances. The piano is accompanied by a certificate of provenance and a photograph of the artist taken during his visit in June 2026.

Estimation:16.000€

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