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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
iPod Music Downloads - Homework To Do Before You Download Another Song
Many websites are giving away free iPod music downloads. So how true is it? Well, there are copies of songs you can technically download but I have to warn you first that the legality of most of these sites is highly questionable. If you have been visiting forums or reading news updates, there have been numerous reports of infringement of copyright laws when downloading from these illegal iPod music download sites.
Free sounds good but it is often tagged with a hefty price when you are caught doing so. Moreover, the song quality is often poor. Folks may argue that downloading at iTune is not cheap, with songs going for Body.99 per piece. Gone were the days when people would not even frown at paying for a 10-songs CD at - 20.
It is pretty much a Catch-22 situation as iPod manufacturers keep packing in more memory and boosting the capacity of newer iPod models. They can hold more songs than the older generation ones, hundreds to thousands of them. iPod users, driven by their hungry urge to quickly build up a collection of songs, often then fall prey to these illegal music download sites.
Fortunately, there are now paid membership sites for legal iPod music downloads other than iTune. So iPod fanatics can still enjoy their music without limits - access to huge libraries of songs, both latest and oldies without compromising on the quality of the music and of course, not burning their pockets. This is indeed good news for us as we can have the best of both worlds.
Here is some handy information to help you do your homework when you look for an iPod music downloads site:
1. iPod Music Download Fees
This is the main reason why people are flocking to these membership sites. Most of these sites are charging for lifetime or yearly membership subscription for the cost of one nice dinner out. For that, you can have unlimited access to as many iPod music and music video downloads. There are no per download fees at all. But please do not quickly jump onto any site you come across, and be sure to look around for the best value for money.
2. Range of iPod Music Downloads
Whether you are a Pop music fan, or simply love soothing jazz music, there is a paid membership download site out there that can meet your needs. Read up on each site and find out the range and type of music they carry.
3. Wide Selection of Music Files
By this, I meant that the selection of music files must be huge enough, and they need to provide almost every song that has ever been composed. Find out if they constantly update their media library. You will be surprised that some of them even have the latest hits, and not some outdated, past hits only.
4. Easy-to-Navigate Membership Area
Is the membership area easy to navigate around? Is it easy to find the song you want? Do they provide step by step instructions on how to download the iPod music files to your iPod?
5. Downloading Speeds of iPod Music Files
Does it take forever to download a long list of songs?
6. Free Media Downloading Software Provided
Most sites provide free media downloading software so it can be considered as an industry norm. If they charge you for the software, it is time to look elsewhere. One thing you need to find out is whether their software is compatible with your system, ie what are the software system requirements?
7. Customers' Feedback
Good customer feedback often means that the service level is excellent and should be able to meet your expectations.
8. Excellent Technical Assistance
Needless to say, you do not wish to face a situation where you are stuck and cannot find the technical support you need. Not every site is equal in this aspect even though almost everyone boasts of top-notch support service.
The above information I have shared should be sufficient for you to find a good iPod music downloads site. You may be wondering how you are going to assess and compare some of the qualities I mentioned without accessing the member's area. Fret not, as I have done some of the legwork and would be revealing the top sites for iPod music downloads in my next article. Alternatively, you can always read up at music forums.
The content of this article is provided for the purpose of education and illustration only and is in no way associated with Apple, iTune, or any company or subsidiary of Apple. This article may be freely reprinted or distributed in its entirety in any ezine, newsletter, blog or website. The author's name, bio and website links must remain intact and be included with every reproduction.
Thursday, December 15, 2011
How To Plan A Banquet - A Guide To Planning Perfect Banquets For Company Or Private Parties
First time planners are often stricken with complete fear! Even those that plan events over and over again still fear that something will go wrong and they will be the subject of ridicule. Hopefully we can allay the fears and quell the butterflies in your stomach by helping you through the entire project.
There are a lot of questions you need to ask. First timers probably don't have the foggiest idea what questions to ask, so, the first thing we'd better do is outline these for you.
Perhaps the easiest way to do that is to fill out a form. (I love forms!)
If you were to phone me and ask me to help you make arrangements for a special event, the first thing I would do is reach for a blank form, and over the phone we would fill it out. When I had all the information, I would be better prepared to help you.
Before you continue reading, you may want to print the banquet planning worksheet(PDF) from my website. That way you can follow along with the worksheet as I describe the planning process. I've also included a pre filled sample planning worksheet that you might help.
Let's begin with fact finding.
PURPOSE
The first question to ask is, "What is the purpose of the event?" This question should be really easy, but it's perhaps the most important. The purpose of your event will determine your event's agenda.
DATE
Break out your calendar to decide a date for your event. Look for possible conflicts. It might be tough to get people out to a Saturday night banquet if it's a three-day holiday. It would be unwise to put on a church social if your local school, where most of your congregation had children attending, were having an open house or play that night.
Pencil in a date and then try to think of possible conflicts. I know of one organization that booked a very popular and relatively expensive Jewish comic into the club house of a predominantly Jewish retirement community. Attempts to sell tickets failed miserably, because they had not realized they had scheduled his appearance on a Jewish holiday - a very expensive oversight!
BUDGET
There are many, many determining factors in establishing a budget. First of all, how many are expected to attend? You might have a pretty good idea for a company party, but in some cases you might just have to make a "guess-timate" until you can get more information. Make the best possible estimate based on what facts you have, and proceed.
TICKET PRICE
Another factor to determine before we select a location is how much your attendees are willing to pay. Sure, we can work the other way: we can pick a location, hire a band, select the menu, etc., and then add up how much it all costs and thus determine how much everyone needs to pay, but doing so will probably leave you hurting in the end.
If you expect 1,000 people, and you determine .00 a person is acceptable, then your entire budget for food, printing, entertainment, etc., is ,000. If you expect only 20 people and you know they won't come if it's over .00 a person, then you know you're far more limited.
LOCATION
Determine the geographical area where the event is to take place. If you live in the area where the event will take place, you may already know of various hotels, country clubs, restaurants or catering halls that can accommodate your group. If you don't live in the area, be sure to go look at the potential location before you book it. If the event is in a distant city and it's not possible for you to travel there, and the event is a significant one, I suggest you hire a professional meeting planner.
I once attended a banquet in a quaint "50's malt-shop-type restaurant. The party planner had not gone there to look at the room where the party was to be. She had just taken the word of a friend. True, it was a great restaurant, but their "room" had about 5 permanent booths on each wall. Guests were facing in all different directions. This made it almost impossible for the magician they had hired to perform. To further confuse the issue, it was not even a private room. Restaurant customers could not get to the restroom without disturbing the party, and the 50's music continued to blare through the ceiling speakers throughout the evening because it was piped throughout the whole restaurant and could not be isolated from one room. A visit beforehand could have prevented this nightmare.
Many, if not most, facilities do not charge a fee for the use of the room but instead absorb the rental fee into the price of the meal. For instance, in our example of 200 people, a banquet facility would be delighted to supply a private room in order to sell 200 dinners.
Usually they will have several dinners to choose from - perhaps a chicken dinner, complete with beverage, salad and dessert, for .00 per person; or prime rib at .00 each; or sirloin steaks at .00 per person. In our example we are charging .00 per person. Let's select the prime rib at .00.
Does that include tax and tip? Oh, Oh! Find out if it does, or you may get a surprise at the end of the night. Let's say it does not. 15% tip and 8% (or whatever) tax makes the dinner a total of .14 per person. Our sample budget calls for 200 people at .00 each for a total of ,000. If all 200 people attend, dinner will cost ,428. That leaves ,572 for all other costs.
By the way, the facility may ask you for a deposit and guarantee. If you guarantee 200 people, you will have to pay for 200 dinners even if only 175 show up. Generally, a facility is prepared to serve about 10% more people than you guarantee. So it makes sense to guarantee a lesser number than you expect. Even some of those who told you absolutely they would be there, maybe even gave you a deposit, don't show for one reason or another.
Just to be on the safe side, in our example of 200 people, I would guarantee the restaurant 185. If you're pre selling tickets, which I recommend, you can always adjust your estimate upwards with the restaurant a day or two ahead of time if needed. Ask the facility about their requirements in regard to a change in the guarantee.
AGENDA
The evening agenda is largely determined by the event's purpose. A typical event might go like this:
6:00 - 7:00 - Social or cocktail hour
7:00 - 8:00 - Dinner
8:00 - 8:15 - Meeting/Awards/Business
8:15 - 9:00 - Entertainment/Speaker
9:00 - 9:10 - Raffle/Door Prizes
9:10 - 1:00 - Dancing
Having an hour to "gather" is always good. You and the facility both will want everyone present when you actually sit down to eat. It's been my experience that almost everything starts late, so plan for it and don't be disappointed when it happens.
Will you be having a cocktail hour? A "Hosted" bar means that drinks are free to the party-goers. If you choose to host the cocktail hour, be prepared to spend about 00 for our sample group of 200 people. Most organization-sponsored events have a 'No-Host' bar, in which guests buy their own drinks. It's appropriate to announce 'Hosted', or 'No-Host' in the invitation.
Some form of entertainment during the cocktail hour is certainly a plus. The facility may have music piped in through its sound system, which is certainly the most economical; however, for around 0 you could have live music. Most banquet facilities have a piano, sometimes on wheels, and will let you either rent the piano or use it for free. Fee for the piano rental should be around to 0 and a piano player anywhere from 0 to 0.
Other cocktail hour entertainment could include a chamber group, a jazz or "society" trio, harpist, or a strolling accordionist. A strolling "close-up" magician, performing from group to group or table to table, is always fun. Other forms of entertainment for the cocktail hour could include celebrity look-alikes, mechanical or conventional mimes, a balloon animal sculptor, caricaturist, graphologist, palm reader, tarot card reader, stilt walker, or just about anything else you can think of! Again, your budget is your gauge.
DINNER
This is pretty easy. When the Maitre'd says dinner is ready, have your party sit down!
The vast majority of banquets have certain people assigned to sit at the head table while everyone else may sit where they wish. If you choose to have a head table, you should make small place markers for those assigned to sit at the head table, and don't forget to discuss table arrangements with the facility.
OPENING
Someone, perhaps you, should step to the microphone and announce that dinner is ready and ask everyone to take a seat. When this has been accomplished your President, or whoever is presiding, should welcome everyone.
It is appropriate at most banquets to have someone lead the flag salute, followed by a blessing on the food. People should not be called upon for these jobs extemporaneously, but should be asked in advance and their names and responsibilities should be listed on the printed program if there is one. Following the flag salute and prayer, your Master of Ceremonies (or who ever is conducting) should introduce the people sitting at the head table, introducing himself last.
THE PROGRAM
If business of any sort needs to be conducted, begin when dessert is finished, or at least served. Make sure that the facility knows that you do not want any bussing (clearing of tables) or coffee served after the program starts, as it can become an irritating distraction and take away from the enjoyment of the program.
ENTERTAINMENT
Following opening remarks, and/or other business, you could either introduce the main speaker, or present some form of entertainment.
This could be the highlight of the evening! There are many outstanding after-dinner performers and speakers. If you really want to have a successful event, hire a professional. At this writing 0 to ,000 can buy you some pretty top-notch entertainment.
How about a comedian-magician who uses a member or two of your group and does some hilarious bits of business and audience participation magic tricks - 30 or 40 minutes of non-stop laughs!
Or picture this...the dessert has just been served and in walks "Lt. Columbo," complete with overcoat and cigar..."Oh, excuse me," he says, "I was looking for somebody else." All eyes are riveted on this familiar figure as he turns and starts to walk out. "Oh, one more thing, is this the Walker party?' Then for the next 30 minutes or so he does a comedy routine in the style and delivery of Peter Falk as Lt. Columbo, using names of people in your group.
That will rock your people out of their seats with laughter. These are just a couple of suggestions. Everybody loves to laugh, and a good professional entertainer can make you a hero.
How do you find that kind of entertainment? Again, watch out for the well-meaning friend. Sometimes hiring a friend of a friend who tells jokes or plays the banjo can put a wet blanket on the evening if they don't live up to your expectations.
Probably the best way to secure talent is to work with a professional talent agent that specializes in special events. Ordinarily there is no fee for his services. He can make recommendations and suggestions based on what your needs are, and work within your budget limitations.
Some entertainers may have special requirements, like a stage, spotlight, two mics or something else, and these items need to be arranged with the facility. There may be a rental fee involved.
RAFFLE/DOOR PRIZES
Giving away door prizes or raffle prizes should not be held until after the entertainment or main speaker. Perhaps it's an inducement for your guests to stay until the end.
If you're selling raffle tickets, again you need to make out a budget. How many tickets do you expect to sell and for how much money? Do you want to make a profit? Let's say you expect to sell 100 tickets to those 200 people expected to come, and we sell them at the banquet for .00 each. That'll give you 0 to buy prizes with. You can put this in your general budget or assign someone to take care of the whole raffle, including purchasing the prizes and selling the tickets.
DANCING
Following the raffle, the formal portion of the program is really over. Your people can now go home. If you've elected to have a deejay or band, they may stay for dancing.
The facility might charge to set up a dance floor. Sometimes this is a portable dance floor they build right on top of the carpet. A band will cost anywhere from 0 per band member to 0 per band member for four hours. A small trio of keyboard, drum and guitar could be anywhere from 0 to ,500.
An ,800 to ,500 five-piece band, including a vocalist, is average. If you hire a band, you may be able to use one or more of those same musicians to provide cocktail hour and/or dinner music for a small additional fee. You normally need to make a deposit at the time you hire the band. Anything over four hours' playing time is considered overtime, and you should talk with the band or agent about the cost of overtime when you make the initial arrangements. Bands also need to take a 10-15 minute break each hour. Ask if the band will supply recorded music during their breaks.
MOBILE DEEJAY
Sometimes you might prefer a DeeJay playing recorded music instead of hiring a band. This gives you the advantage of hearing the original recording artist instead of a dance band's rendition.
Another advantage is that most mobile DeeJay units will set up before dinner and offer to play dinner music at no additional cost, and of course, a DeeJay does not take a break during the evening, so you have non stop music for your event.
Cost-wise, there is not a lot of difference between a 3-piece band and a DeeJay. Some DeeJays offer a full light-show that few bands do, and even with an additional charge, this could be a real plus. I think it's just a matter of taste. Some people insist on a live band and others are just as adamant about a DeeJay.
PHOTOGRAPHER OR VIDEOGRAPHER
Video taping an event, except for historical purposes, is unnecessary. Seldom will the video tape or DVD be watched more than once after the event. Yes, maybe a Bar or Bat Mitzvah will watch his or her recording years later when they grow older, and maybe even a bride and groom would watch a well-edited and condensed recording. A company or organization's banquet, however, will be seldom if ever watched.
I would recommend that you hire, budget permitting, a professional photographer rather than leaving it up to one of your guests or a friend of a friend who only takes photos twice a year. You can have the photographer deliver prints or a CD of digital photographs in which case you could print just the photos you want.
PROMOTION
Probably the most traumatic thing that could occur is that you planned the entire event and then no one came. If it's a company party and the food, entertainment, drinks and dancing are all free, I don't think you will have a problem, as long as you let everybody know when and where and that it's FREE!
But if that's not the situation, you may need to promote the event. Once you have all the facts (WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY, WHO, and HOW MUCH), you can create a flyer - a piece of paper with all the facts on it, designed to motivate people to attend.
If you're an artist, great! You can create the flyer yourself. If not, maybe someone in your group is and they can help you. Otherwise, you need to "rough it out" the way you'd want it and take it to a graphic artist to do the "camera-ready copy" for you, then off to a printer to print however many you're going to need. How many you need will depend on how you're going to distribute them.
The layout, printing, envelopes and postage all need to go into your budget. There are, of course, additional ways you can promote the event - word of mouth, bulletin boards, phone committee, club or company newsletter, posters. If your event will be open to people outside your organization, you might try using the publicity channels of other related groups, companies, schools, etc., as well as your own. Have a "brainstorming session" with your committee, if you have one, to think of all the ways you can get the word out.
And remember that if you want people to come to your activity, you can't just tell them. You have to tell them and tell them and tell them! Use all the resources at your disposal, and don't hesitate to repeat yourself. The more times you tell them, the more will come!
TICKET SALES
There are as many ways to handle this as there are ways to promote the event. If you have to lay out funds ahead of time (which is usually the case), it is good to get as much money as you can up front. Pre selling your tickets will help you do that. Of course, your publicity must state your requirements and deadlines. This also will help you get a handle on how many are going to attend. Remember though, that there will still be some last minute cancellations and additions, so stay flexible.
TABLE ASSIGNMENTS
As mentioned earlier, most organizations assign only the head table, and the rest of the attendees are left to sit where they wish. Some groups insist on drawing pictures of the tables on a sheet of paper, numbering them, and then assigning people to specific tables.
I think it's far more work than necessary, but if you must, then have at it.
Some banquets, especially those honoring individuals or groups, offer entire tables "for sale." 10 people per table at each means that for 0 someone could reserve a whole table. Make sure you put a "reserved" sign on that table, showing the name of the host.
THE PRINTED PROGRAM
When all the facts are in, if the budget will permit, a nice printed program could be put at each place setting or handed out as people arrive. It should contain the agenda for the evening and credits given to all those who contributed to the event.
Many organizations have been successful in selling ads in the program to defray the cost of printing or even to raise some extra money. I've put 0 income under the income column of our example. Don't you think you could convince 10 people to give you their business card and pay to be advertised on the back page of the program? Of course, this idea could be a little tacky if the event is to celebrate little Bobbie's 10th birthday. Use your best judgment.
DECORATIONS
This could be a big item or not - strictly up to you. If you picked a beautiful location, and it's not a special seasonal event like a Christmas or Halloween party, why not just enjoy the facility's decor? If you feel you need decorations and you have a sufficient budget, call a party decorator who uses balloons. They go a long way towards dressing up a room without spending a lot of money.
Centerpieces on each table look nice. You can ask someone to donate these or have someone clever make something for each table. Many facilities make such a nice table layout that a centerpiece is not necessary. Don't spend money unnecessarily, but do remember that the nicer the ambience, the better the memories or the event will be in the minds of those who attend, which means that they will want to come to your next event, too!
One note of caution. If you're having entertainment, be careful that large
centerpieces, particularly balloons, don't block the view of the performing area or even the people sitting on the opposite side of the table who want to see and talk to each other.
YOU DID IT!
Yes, you will fret and worry until the whole thing is over, but every party planner does. Just relax, do your best and enjoy! (Here's a secret: If you enjoy what you're doing, the people you are doing it for will enjoy it, too!)
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Saturday, December 10, 2011
What Are Steinway Piano Prices?
Founded in 1853 by German immigrant Henry Engelbert Steinway who was a master cabinet maker built his first piano in his Seesen, Germany hometown. Steinway & Sons started out in a Manhattan attic on Varick Street. Henry already made 482 pianos during the time Steinway & Sons was launched. The 483rd piano Henry built and the company first produced was sold for 0 to a New York family.
Over the years, Steinway has been the world's number one choice of piano for countless of musicians there are. It has proven over 150 years its outstanding works of art, and that should be enough to imply that Steinway pianos are nothing but the best. Musicians would love to play instruments that do not create unnecessary sounds due to pressing down the keys or manipulating with them and Steinway is a natural to it. It does not only produce instant, clean and crisp sound, but rich and clear echoes as well that the listeners will surely be enticed.
Being exceptionally great for a musical instrument, Steinway is undeniably certain that its value increases as it ages. It is 100% handmade, built with carefulness and meticulousness that makes it more valuable. In auctions, some old models of Steinway pianos actually range from hundreds of thousands of dollars, most especially the ones that are well kept and maintained.
Musicians consider these wonderful prized possessions as wise and lifetime investments. They do not mind spending a lot of money for having one of these. The value of each piece they get to have is what is important to them. Obviously, Steinway costs have changed as well over the time, but it still ideally made just as the other pieces first made 150 years ago. In 1996, used Steinway piano with mahogany cabinet only cost about ,000, meanwhile Steinway piano that cost ,000 before costs even greater now at about ,000 or even more.
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
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Saturday, December 3, 2011
TPiR 12/18/09: Extreme Epic Fail Bidding & James the Player
...Is stupidity contagious, with the common-sensical like James immune to it? (He was VERY smart at the end, excellent.)
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
DYNATONE DIGITAL PIANO [SLP-200] .wmv
This is introducing various functions for enjoying DYNATONE [SLP-200]. Feel the surprising and great fucntions.
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Sunday, November 27, 2011
Kawai CN23 Digital Piano Demo
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Thursday, November 24, 2011
Internet Marketing For Piano Teachers
The internet is one of the best medium for marketing and advertising. Millions of people are using the internet to do their research and to look for information. This is one marketing platform where a piano teacher can promote their services online. One method of online promotion that does not cost money is written marketing. This article will share some basic information about internet promotion through article marketing for piano teachers.
Most people will use the internet to search for information. For someone who is keen to take piano lessons, he may surf the web to find a suitable teacher. You can put yourself in front of this potential student through your articles. Written marketing has been proven to be one of the best techniques to build traffic to a web site. As all internet marketers know, traffic is the most important element for any online business. If you are a piano teacher and would like to have more students, you will have to build traffic to your personal web page.
This is how the article marketing works. First, you write an article about your piano lessons or your teaching methods. Next, you submit it to an article directory. Finally, you wait for the article to be indexed and listed in the search results. What kind of information should you write about? You can write about any topic based on piano lesson or your professional knowledge. For example, you can write an article on how to cultivate the habit of practicing piano music arrangement or how to make piano lesson fun for kids.
Generally, the article directories that you can submit your work to are free to sign up. By submitting your article to these sites, you are adopting their search engine ranking. This means that you can get listed on the first page of the search results very quickly. When your essay is at the first page of any search results, you will get lots of traffic to your web site. The good news is, this form of marketing is free and is something you can do in your spare time.
In the competitive environment such as the piano lesson industry, you will need something extra to stand out from the crowd. To promote your classes on conventional advertising media such as newspaper or magazine will be time consuming and expensive. By using the power of the internet, you can promote your piano class for free and have more students for your business.
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
The Price is Right Season 39 Pricing Game Recap- March 3, 2011
On this 3rd Day of the 3rd Month, The Price is Right had this in store: -A Chevrolet Cruze as the car in Lucky Seven -A spa and a digital piano as the two prizes in Switch?, where the contestant switched the prices -A trip to Argentina as the prize in Bullseye -Crystal stemware, a pool table, a computer, and woodworking tools as the four prizes in Danger Price where the contestant had to avoid 20 as the DP -3 out of 5 chips being played in Plinko -A Ford Ranger, along with a watch bracelet with jewelry box and money in the Piggy Bank, featured in Any Number Three Pricing Game results had the losing horns at the end while the other three led to big winnings for today. Which were won and which were lost? Find out as I also name "The MVP's of The Price is Right" with the sponsor being by Crisco All-Vegetable Shortening
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
Roland Digital Pianos - Stage, V-Piano, FP, VIMA, HP Series Piano Reviews
Roland Digital pianos, and maybe Yamaha, are probably the only brands that could provide you a digital piano for every need. Beginners, who are looking something for learning, and professional looking for the best sound and touch, will find what they are looking for. Be it for studio or stage use, or maybe just for home use, you should be able to find a suitable Roland piano. Roland is one of the very few brands that have a huge range of products that cater to not only beginners but also professional piano keyboard players.
Of the various models, here are some of the popular series selling under the Roland brand.
Roland Stage Piano - The more popular series in this includes the Roland RD series and the Roland FP series. These are quite popular among musicians.
Roland V-Piano - Here the sound are generated based on physically modeled, virtual piano components. The V-Piano sound technology is invented by Roland. These Roland Digital pianos are designed to deliver naturally realistic responses and tones.
Roland VIMA - This is the ultimate keyboard for a complete audio / visual entertainment. You can connect a microphone for karaoke fun or you can playback your favorite CDs on these keyboards. You can connect these keyboards to a big-screen television, where you can display various images to enhance your entertainment experience.
Roland HP - These are the traditional upright pianos available in a beautiful cabinet design. These are pianos that give you High Quality Sound and an excellent keyboard touch. Damper pedal for richer expressiveness is provided to get an acoustic feel.
These are the most favored piano series from Roland among musicians. These are some recent and high-tech pianos so if you are looking for one, check out these Roland Digital Pianos.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
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