Wow!

Thanks for that link Dengizich.
I watched a few of those 47 performances.

This young lady would make Chopin proud. Her hand motions were so fluid with precise fingerings of every note. The judges were impressed.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jr0JCEBba1o&list=PL22fc8uWPbtRI-A8UtANTvTDbig7VKL8X&index=32


The skill set of this group of young virtuosos is on a different level.

In contrast watch these young musicians just having a fun time with their instruments.
Yamaha Japan presented this to celebrate the 65th Anniversary of the Electone.

Watch this spirited performance by this talented lady on the Yamaha Electone STAGEA ELS-02C.
She is not as rigorous as a classically trained pianist. However, you can see the pure joy in her expressions.


https://youtu.be/myM-CY-Yoz0?t=493


Yamaha Electones are not sold in the US.
These are the specs of the STAGEA ELS-02C Custom model.
It has 5 Registration Banks of 16 registration memory buttons that can be triggered by foot switch.


https://my.yamaha.com/en/products/musical_instruments/keyboards/electone/els-02c/index.html


This is the User Manual in English


https://jp.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/803278/els02_en_om_d0.pdf


The electones have been designed to offer a cheaper, lighter and compact alternative to bulky home organs with dual manuals and a pedal board.

Ebay offers the cheapest price on the Electone ELS-02C.
$7390 with free shipping


https://www.ebay.com/itm/263792470364


The other option is to have it shipped by Taro’s Trade Japan.
$7674


https://www.tarotrade.com/shop/electone-1/brand-new-stagea-els-02c-custom-detail


For home organ players who have an aging Lowrey, this can be a smart buy.