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AirTurn's Christmas Savings and a Special Pianoteq Partnership Wednesday, 16 December 2009 23:01 |  Author: Administrator |   
AirTurn Partners with Pianoteq, The Virtual Piano Program, for a Special 20% Discount
If you've felt that digital pianos are inferior musical instruments due to their lack of color and expressivity, then you haven't experienced the Pianoteq revolution. Pianoteq, simply put, is one of the most amazing virtual piano programs on the market today. Pianoteq not only offers the widest range of touch, tone, and pianistic colors for a VST digital instrument, but also an incredible array of tools to customize the design of your virtual piano, as well as a robust set of recording options to capture the perfect piano performance. AirTurn is proud to partner with Modartt, the developers of Pianoteq, in offering a special 20% discount off of the purchase of Pianoteq to all customers who purchase any of our AirTurn Packages. This offer applies to past customers as well! This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to be verified for the Pianoteq discount. To learn more about Pianoteq, watch this video and listen to a demonstration of Debussy's "Clair de lune" on the Pianoteq virtual piano. Hurry - Save 10% on All AirTurn Packages during our Last-Minute Holiday Sale!It's not too late to get the perfect Christmas present for your favorite musician! From now until December 21, save 10% off of our Professional and Pedagogy AirTurn Packages and get guaranteed delivery in time for Christmas with overnight shipping (USA orders only).
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The Piano Podcast Video Review of the AirTurn AT-104 Wednesday, 09 September 2009 15:03 | Author: Administrator |
Dr. Mario Ajero, music tech guru from The Piano Podcast, has just posted a video review and demonstration of the AirTurn AT-104. His written review can be found in the Sept./Oct. issue of Clavier Companion.
In addition to a great overview of the AirTurn AT-104's ease of use and page turning capabilities, Dr. Ajero demonstrates an innovative use of Apple's Keynote program (the Mac version of PowerPoint) to view and annotate music on his MacBook computer. You can read the full review article online, posted with permission from Clavier Companion Magazine. Last updated (Thursday, 04 February 2010 20:50) A Blogger Asks: Is This the Future of Music Education? Wednesday, 09 September 2009 06:42 | Author: Administrator |
James Levin, from www.SonicState.com, has just posted an interesting article about the ongoing "Clair de lune from Scratch" YouTube piano lesson series. Here's a small quote from the beginning of his article:
Mr. Levin provides an opportunity for readers to leave comments on his article. What do you think? Is this an effective - and valid - way to learn to play the piano?
AirTurn's July 2009 Newsletter Tuesday, 14 July 2009 11:34 | Author: Administrator |
AirTurn's July 2009 Newsletter has been published, with exciting details about our web store expansion, featuring brand new products from Wacom, insTand, Plustek, and a whole line of Tablet PCs! Upcoming Exponential Musician workshops are also highlighted, and a special introduction to our newest AirTurn Artist, pianist Frederick Moyer. Harmonizing Technology and Art by Tom Di Nardo Wednesday, 01 July 2009 07:25 | Author: Administrator |
 Philadelphia Music Makers, a quarterly magazine dedicated to fostering music in the Philadelphia area, has just published an online version of an article by Tom Di Nardo featuring pianist Hugh Sung and his work inegrating art and technology for pedagogy and performance.Link to Philadelphia Music Makers Article PDF Copy of Harmonizing Technology and Art Article Last updated (Monday, 04 January 2010 20:53) |
