Love the trumpet player @3:10 awesome..

As a demonstration of a keyboard it's just confusing as his beard!

It's a soft of music which allows not to show too much of a keyboard - lots of short notes and dynamic drums. Maybe ballads are more of a challenge for a keyboard, you'll have to really hear how each voice will behave.

The beauty of music is there are no rules it's all good fast, slow, hard, soft, etc,.....
it's your inner soul being expressed in many ways. I have a very open mind. I also believe that there's a spirit world. I believe that there's a lot of stuff out there musically that we don't know about, and sometimes we don't want to understand it. I've found being more open minded musically is better and more informative. But, on the other hand, being very closed minded can keep you really focused because you take your music so seriously. The problem with closed minded people is that they generally come across as being inflexible, obnoxious and have a musical superiority complex. At least in my experience,...what ever the case may be enjoy what you hear & play,.....life is too short.

Considering that it takes place at exhibition and aims to promote certain products I wouldn’t expect to hear very controversial stuff. This is a nice piece of music, let’s say, jazzy, I’ve got nothing against it. But any use of prerecorded tracks at presentation seems to me quite confusing… I just don’t see it as a very effective method. I appreciate your thoughts. I’m just looking at it as at presentation, not as at common performance.

In Russia as well Casio uses some well-known artists to promote their products, although everyone knows that those artists had never used Casio in their work.

But Steve Weingart has really used the PX 5s on his own gigs I think.

@4:32 Smile so beautifully played....