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Piano/Keyboardspiano/Keyboards 34 PIANO/KEYBOARDSPIANO/KEYBOARDS 88 KEYS – THE MAKING THE MELLOTRON BOOK THE PIANO NEW OF A STEINWAY PIANO by Frank Samagaio HANDBOOK by Miles Chapin & Artistpro A COMPLETE GUIDE FOR Rodica Prato The Mellotron was a favorite MASTERING PIANO Random House instrument of such famed acts as by Carl Humphries 88 Keys follows the creation of a The Beatles, the Moody Blues, Backbeat Books piano in the Steinway & Sons Tangerine Dream and Mike With clear and easy-to- factory in Long Island City, New Oldfield. This legendary organ understand exercises, The York – a process that has changed used pre-recorded tape loops to Piano Handbook is perfect for little in the one hundred years that Steinway, the world's produce the world’s first anyone interested in learning the piano or improving premier piano manufacturer, has been in business. An “sampled” sounds, like the flute intro to the Beatles’ their skills. 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