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Yamaha PSR-3000Description: Brand: Yamaha / The PSR3000 is a breakthrough product, and includes 128 notes of polyphony, a huge wave ROM including ... more Newest Review: ... the PSR 3000, is the penultimate in professional keyboards, known also as work-stations, the Tyros being the Yamaha’s ... more |
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Musical Instruments Price Comparison
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Yamaha PSR 1500/3000-Notenpult
Yamaha PSR 1500 / PSR 3000 - music stand ( WC331200), also suitab ... |
£ 10,90 |
Postage & Packaging:
£ 7.84 Availability: refer to shop website |
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Yamaha DC 19A
Yamaha DC 19A keycover for PSR 3000 / 1500 / 1100 / 2100 / K1 / 5 ... |
£ 10,12 |
Postage & Packaging:
£ 7.84 Availability: refer to shop website |
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by derek-a - written on 07.02.07 (Very useful, 2580 readings)
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I was first introduced to keyboard playing in the form of a piano when I was around 6 years old. My two elder sisters were both learning to play with a local music teacher and whilst they practiced I was fascinated by the sounds coming out of our old iron-framed piano and couldn’t help but “play along” with them on the lower or upper part of the keyboard, much to their annoyance. My parents decided that it was obviously “in my blood” and thought it best that I go to lessons also. Within a couple of months I was playing a few simple tunes and even came second in a local kids talent contest! I kept to my lessons going right through all my exams, but at the age ...


