Re: A piano guitar?
Honestly, the reason I don't think they're included is because, other than their brief popularity in the 80s, there's not much else to cover. They're not much more than a synthesizer built into hardware that's designed to be portable, so there&#
Re: A piano guitar?
They had a phase during the 80s, but I wouldn't call them popular... ask any musician today even one who has been playing and touring for years, and most will just look at you blankly or at least make a guess based on the words. The instruments covered in schoo
Re: A piano guitar?
Don't know man, sometimes I think most school and college curricula need a major update when it comes to music.
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Greetings blindncool.Thanks for that. I guess that's my next research project then. Why is it that most if not all instruments were covered even to a very small degree at School but they never covered the keytar? You'd think that because it was so popular,
Re: A piano guitar?
It's called a keytar. They were very popular in the 80's.
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A piano guitar?
Greetings all.I don't know whether anyone has ever heard of this but 2 days ago, I taught piano to a friend, Melysa for the first time. Yes I know, funny spelling. Anyway, Melysa was telling me about a piano/guitar that people play in France? I've never heard
