In case anyone is interested here is Glynn Madden who is an English Yamaha demonstrator playing an unusual version of "God rest ye Merry Gentlemen".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvKvEmibpgM

Using automatics with programmed breaks.

Regards - KF

You mean by James Woodcock don't you?

Still, a very well played song. The synth sound gave a unique flair to it.

I'm still waiting for my 76 key Tyros 2/3 version. Whadda ya' say Yammie? Are you going to wait until Roland and Korg force you to do it instead of doing it because you want to please a multitude of musicians out there who won't settle for 61 keys yet would scoop up a 76 key Tyros 2/3 in a heartbeat?

I noticed James was at his left hand limit a lot of times. It would be nice to have a little more breathing room especially for comping Piano bass parts among other things.

I am hoping Roland will come out with a 76 key high-end E series that will be around the 35 lb. range. That would sure stir the pot a bit huh?

Best regards,
Mike

I thought KFingers meant this should be James playing but searching Google for Glynn Madden and God rest ye Merry Gentlemen does bring quite a few responses up, so is it definitely Glynn playing or James Woodcock?

This was posted by someone earlier this year. I also believe that it was determined to be a Tyros 1 that was being played. Not meant an anyway to take away from the great work of the musician. Just commentary regarding the nature of this thread.


Dennis