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Great Opportunity!

PIANO FOR SALE!

Faculty member Professor Romeo Fracalanza has retired from teaching and would like to sell his really fine digital piano.

It’s a Roland HP-337, their top of the line, and is in mint condition. Professor Fracalanza paid $4000 for it in 2000 and is asking $1750. We think that’s a very reasonable cost for such a versatile instrument (and it’s easy to move and doesn’t need tuning!).

The powerful HP-337 Digital Piano boasts Roland's best stereo-sampled piano sounds with maximum stereo 64-voice polyphony, a new PA-5 Progressive Hammer-Action keyboard, an easy-play Pianist feature, complete front panel access to hundreds of high-quality GS sounds and limitless expansion into computer music applications.

Includes:

88-note HP-Series digital piano with PA-5 Progressive Hammer-Action keyboard
Newly-developed stereo-sampled piano sounds with maximum stereo 64-voice polyphony
GS/GM2-compatible sound set with over 270 instrument sounds including eight drum sets and sound effects
Pianist function provides 22 piano accompaniment styles
Split mode for playing any combination of onboard sounds
Metronome function with various sound options
Three-track realtime recorder with up to 30,000 note storage
10 levels of reverb, chorus and sympathetic resonance
Built-in stereo sound system; Three pedals: damper, soft and sostenuto
Audio In/Out, dual headphone jacks and MIDI In/Out jacks, plus serial port for connection to a computer
Beautiful cabinet design with mahogany finish and sliding keyboard cover

One of the Professor’s students has described the piano as “... a nice instrument, similar to the Technics used by Music Arts at the Alliance Church, but in a larger cabinet -- looks and sounds more like a real piano.”

Call me at the Music Arts office if you’re interested!
Nancy

Music Arts is now a WUOT Underwriter, sponsoring the broadcast of the National Public Radio program, "From The Top." As a music school, we feel particularly pleased to support this national program, featuring the performances of talented youth. We hope their performances wil be an inspiration to our students. Tune in on Sundays from 6 to 7 p.m. to hear some of the finest young talent in America!

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