Bechstein
Britishnoun
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Peter Martin, Buckinghamshire Council’s Deputy Cabinet Member for HS2, said: "Whilst the council wishes to protect species such as Bechstein's bats, one of the country’s rarest species, it was never supportive of what seemed like extremely excessive costs for a single structure."
From BBC
Some of the bats benefitting from the 1km-long shield are Bechstein’s bats, one of the world’s rarest bat species.
From BBC
I went shopping and bought a piano that a player at my level has no business owning — a magnificent Bechstein upright with a bass that thunders and a treble that is clear, bright and lively.
From Washington Post
Indeed, the Bechstein’s superior sound amplifies my many mistakes.
From Washington Post
Playing an 1899 Bechstein piano with a pearlescent, mellow tone, Cédric Tiberghien is a responsive and expressive partner.
From New York Times
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