Damn Yamaha pianos. They're everywhere.
Just a good Friday night story.There was a Yamaha piano when I was in the hospital.
My Alma Mater, University of Northern Colorado, had Yamaha pianos.
Just a good Friday night story.
Very nice. He seems like a good guy!
:: Damn Yamaha pianos. They’re everywhere. ::
Of course!
Yamaha has a 5-year “swap-out” with the larger institutions that use 100 or more Yammies.
Every 5 years, the public can usually get a GREAT deal on a Yamaha when the University makes the swap.
You haven’t tried a nice piano until you have tried pianoteq. The most amazing thing in the world of pianos.
Thanks.
His voice: thin, reedy, linear, nasal and rapid paced, is the opposite his performing sound.
When he plays, I hear a lot of warm, bright, and soft notes. Some similarity to the early work of Claude De Bussy.
We have one. It has dust on it.
We saw a Yamaha concert grand piano at a local music store a few years back.
Yellow tape around it, “Do Not Touch” signs, and a $700,000 price tag.
Last year, we took a month-long rail tour of the UK. London, Wales, Scotland.
Several of the major rail stations had ‘public pianos.’ At London’s Victoria Station, we heard the most beautiful rendition of Michael Jackson’s “I’ll be There” that I can remember.
It was really a highlight of our trip.
It would have been great if there had been less talking so we could have heard him play.....nice effort tho’.
Yeah, let us know when he’s climbing trails on a Yamaha bike.
I saw that headline and thought “Why is he also working at the Defense Intelligence Agency?”.
Obviously not dei....