I was watching a performance on TED today of a young woman playing the Yamaha Electone Stagea. Truly a remarkable piece of technology that allows the player to perform pieces that would normally take an entire orchestra. The horns are always an instrument that I find electric keyboards don’t do justice but give it time and it’ll soon be indistinguishable from the real thing. Either way I am inspired at how technology is allowing these gifted humans to truly achieve musical potential and greatness that had never been dreamt of until very recently. One person composing and playing the entire role of an orchestra. Truly amazing.
A presentation of the Stagea
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Category: Random Musings
Wednesday, 23. December 2009
Electone is the trademark used for electronic organs produced by Yamaha The newest model Electone, STAGEA (seen above), is distributed in Japan and Asia only Because STAGEA is only officially distributed in Asian countries, those wanting to update to the newest Electone model and living in other
On the other hand, anyone can build the Electone STAGEA electronic organ papercraft It has eleven pages of parts Yamaha Electronic Organ