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The Rhodes Stage 61, the latest addition to the Rhodes piano lineup, is a compact and more portable version of the company’s iconic electric piano, the Rhodes MK8, which was introduced in 2021.

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A MIDI keyboard allows you to easily play a variety of instruments in your DAW, whether that's virtual drum kits, digital recreations of vintage synths, or manipulating audio samples. They're an ...

But social media users were left gasping at Lola’s smile - and not only did many think she would ‘regret’ getting veneers’, others described her new gnashers as resembling ‘piano keys’.

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Whether you’re a newbie looking for your first beginner keyboard or an experienced player seeking a new digital piano, you'll find it in this epic sale. Roland GO:PIANO: $349.99, now $314.55 The ...

The ivory veneer that covered the piano keys was quite thin, and between 40 and 100 keyboards could be made from a single tusk. Hardly anyone had a piano in the 18th century; the instrument cost ...

The audience was buzzing with anticipation on Saturday evening March 22 at Severance Music Center for Wang’s appearance with the Cleveland Orchestra in Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1.