watch Arsenal Football Club matches. Rick Astley playing a Bösendorfer grand piano in Cry for Help videoclip. Bradley Joseph in his album Rapture. Giovanni Allevi in his album 13 Dita. According to composer Jim Steinman, Roy Bittan played a Bösendorfer on the Meat Loaf album Bat Out of Hell in 1977, which was a deviation from Steinman's preference for Yamaha pianos. Dr. Evil plays a Bösendorfer in the Austin Powers movies ('böse' means evil in German). The Greek composer Vangelis used a Bösendorfer grand piano on his albums Heaven and Hell (1975) and China (1979). Singer/songwriter Tori Amos has recorded and toured exclusively with Bösendorfers since 1993. Keith Jarrett in The Köln Concert. Matthew Bellamy of the rock band Muse has recently started using a Bösendorfer. The electronic dance music band Above & Beyond (band) used Paavo Siljamäki's Bösendorfer grand piano on their song "Small Moments" (2012). Pete Townshend of the rock band The Who is seen playing a large Bösendorfer on the song, "Who Are You", filmed during a recording at Ramport Studios and featured in the movie, The Kids are Alright. In popular culture A Bösendorfer was featured in the 2017 Academy Award–nominated film Call Me by Your Name. A Bösendorfer, with artwork by Japanese artist Takashi Murakami, is seen in the video for Drake's 2020 song "Toosie Slide". Bösendorfer samples are used extensively in Yamaha's flagship Clavinova lineup. A Bösendorfer was mentioned, shown and played in the final episode of the Netflix Show "Pieces of Her" A Bösendorfer was featured being played by Dr. Evil in the 1999 film Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me A Bösendorfer piano featured prominently in the radio drama series The Adventures of Harry Nile episode 97, first aired on 10/05/1997, titled The Bösendorfer Matter General bibliography Fine, Larry (2007). 2007–2008 Annual Supplement to The Piano Book. Brookside Press and (electronic edition). Fine, Larry (2001). The Piano Book. Brookside Press Kunz, Johannes (2002). Bösendorfer: A Living Legend. Molden Publishing Co. Citations External links BosendorferImperial.com – site about the Imperial pianos, the CEUS system, with complete audio files of songs, images, etc. Yamaha Corporation Manufacturing companies established in 1828 Austrian brands Luxury brands Piano manufacturing companies of Austria 1828 establishments in the Austrian Empire 2008 mergers and acquisitions Purveyors to the Imperial and Royal Court Piano manufacturing companies