The concept for an electronic keyboard instrument that rivaled the best acoustic models was conceived in the early 1980s. Years before the Internet, computers and Smart Phones, the Clavinova Yamaha designed was able to make digital piano music that sounded authentic, but was produced on a keyboard smaller than most spinet pianos.
This Japanese company has been making traditional acoustic pianos since 1900. These instruments are known for high quality and excellent sound, and are used in many concert halls today. At the dawn of today's technology, engineers were excited at the possibility of recreating digital music on instruments that rivaled their acoustic counterparts.
Through good word of mouth this electronic piano series quickly created its own market. Today, the instruments combine the latest digital technology with more classic musical subjects such as harmony, composition and theory, and are very popular with teachers. In addition, their compact size allows them to fit easily into tight studios or small practice facilities.
They are also affordable. The price tag on a quality acoustic grand piano makes them out of the reach of most households, and even the humble upright can be expensive to buy new. One concept behind the creation of this electronic series was widespread availability, giving more people a chance to practice on and play a genuine, high-quality sounding keyboard. Today they are used by over 700 music colleges.
An electronic piano never requires tuning. The company has captured a completely realistic piano sound, and each piano is tested before it leaves the factory. The convenient light weight makes it practical for musicians who do not have a great deal of room. And, it comes with a plug for headphones, making practice private, shutting out noises, and keeping the neighbors happy.
For beginners, many models even have a built-in metronome, and advanced players will enjoy the advanced software features. The Clavinova Yamaha has become a respected musical instrument with a voice and touch that rival any comparable acoustic piano. Construction materials, finishing details and fine tuning are all expertly completed. It is an excellent way to begin musical learning, and for accomplished pianists is a responsive, versatile professional instrument.
This Japanese company has been making traditional acoustic pianos since 1900. These instruments are known for high quality and excellent sound, and are used in many concert halls today. At the dawn of today's technology, engineers were excited at the possibility of recreating digital music on instruments that rivaled their acoustic counterparts.
Through good word of mouth this electronic piano series quickly created its own market. Today, the instruments combine the latest digital technology with more classic musical subjects such as harmony, composition and theory, and are very popular with teachers. In addition, their compact size allows them to fit easily into tight studios or small practice facilities.
They are also affordable. The price tag on a quality acoustic grand piano makes them out of the reach of most households, and even the humble upright can be expensive to buy new. One concept behind the creation of this electronic series was widespread availability, giving more people a chance to practice on and play a genuine, high-quality sounding keyboard. Today they are used by over 700 music colleges.
An electronic piano never requires tuning. The company has captured a completely realistic piano sound, and each piano is tested before it leaves the factory. The convenient light weight makes it practical for musicians who do not have a great deal of room. And, it comes with a plug for headphones, making practice private, shutting out noises, and keeping the neighbors happy.
For beginners, many models even have a built-in metronome, and advanced players will enjoy the advanced software features. The Clavinova Yamaha has become a respected musical instrument with a voice and touch that rival any comparable acoustic piano. Construction materials, finishing details and fine tuning are all expertly completed. It is an excellent way to begin musical learning, and for accomplished pianists is a responsive, versatile professional instrument.
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