Yamaha dealers are hosting a very special event featuring international product specialist Bert Smorenburg and the new PSR-S950 workstation keyboard.

The PSR-S950 represents a major leap forward in digital keyboard technology and features. In addition to a vast library of authentic sampled instrument sounds and professionally arranged backing accompaniment programs, the instrument boasts powerful audio processing features and incredible live drum and percussion tracks which take the sound of the instrument to a whole new level of realism.

The PSR-S950 can be played like a traditional keyboard or used as a creative music workstation, be it in the studio, the classroom, on stage or at home.

Bert Smorenburg:

Bert Smorenburg has been a Yamaha music production international demonstrator and product specialist for over ten years, performing workshops and presentations in more than 40 countries worldwide. In addition to his work for Yamaha he runs his own music production and recording studio in Rotterdam as a recording engineer, composer and music producer.
He has been involved in programming and sound sampling for Yamaha’s Tyros and Motif instruments and is also a teacher of audio recording, mixing and production at the Haarlem Music Academy in the Netherlands.

In his inimitable and highly entertaining style, Bert Smorenburg will show how the PSR-S950 can be used in a variety of live performance, composing and recording situations.

You can see Bert at the following stores:

October:

Monday 29th
7.30pm PlaySomething, Ware

Tuesday 30th
7.30pm Bonners Music Superstore, Eastbourne

Wednesday 31st
7.30pm Dawsons, Reading

November:

Wednesday 7th
7.30pm Key Player, Edinburgh

Thursday 8th
7.30pm Dawsons, Manchester

Friday 9th
7.30pm Rimmers Music, Bolton

Saturday 10th
11.00am Reidy’s, Blackburn

All shows will no doubt be extremely popular so it is essential that you contact the store directly to confirm your place at the event before travelling.

Glyn Madden

1995-Current: Editor (Yamaha Club Magazine); 1980-2000: Yamaha Electone demonstrator (Yamaha UK)