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2000-04-19 by Todd Muncy

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To: vincentdeleur ; Disklavier File Swappers

Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 7:52 AM

Subject: Re: new member

Welcome aboard Vincent. I believe you meant to post this message to the group, but you sent it to me personally instead. When you want to post to the membership, address your mail to:

disklavier@egroups.com

To mail me privately:

disklavier-owner@egroups.com

I have CC:'ed the group on this reply. Since you are now a member, you should receive 2 copies. The one with [disklavier] added to the subject is from the group. You can always quickly tell if it is personal mail or group postings by looking for this marker. Enjoy the group!

Todd Muncy
disklavier-owner@egroups.com
Check out my family website for more fun piano stuff.
http://MuncyFamily.com

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----- Original Message -----

From: vincentdeleur

To: disklavier-owner@egroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 4:07 AM

Subject: new member

Hello, I am a new member in this disklavier group.

I am working as a sales representative for Yamaha in the Netherlands, for piano's and grand piano's , also for silent piano's and disklavier !

I give demo's for our piano dealers in this country, and if there are questions about the disklavier do not hesitate to ask me, also I know all about the new models to arrive.

Vincent.de.leur@...

new member

2007-08-17 by dirkveldhorst

I'm new to the group and just wanted to say hello and briefly 
introduce myself. Last week finally, after 4 months impatiently 
waiting I received my new YAMAHA Disklavier DYUS 1A from Japan. What 
time we already had! As a piano it sounds nice out of the box: 
resonating basses, clear middles and crisp highs. Beautiful after 
messing around with a 50 year old German piano and a Korg i4S. The 
Mark 111 leaves us baffled, we´re still impressed with the ghost who 
plays our piano. But you all got probably used to that.

I still would like to specially thank Carol Beigel for her helpfull 
handbook on Midi and the Disklavier in particular and Spencer Chase 
who brought us a vast collection of beautiful Midi files and some 
really handy tools.

Just a few introductary words. I like music of all sorts, play some 
jazz and classical guitar, a bit of piano, interested in midi, hifi 
and computing. SO I just had to end up with a Disklavier. I spend my 
days at Akzo Nobel as the company medical doctor. A fun job 
especially now we move HQ to Amsterdam!

So thanks again and a nice weekend from Nijmegen in the Netherlands.

Dirk Veldhorst

Re: [disklavier] new member

2007-08-17 by JORGE FERNANDEZ

Wellcome! ... -- Saludos Jorge Fernández ... ___,,,^..^,,,__/----oOO---(_)---OOo--- Wellcome! 2007/8/17, dirkveldhorst : I m new to the

Re: new member

2007-08-18 by jheitzeb1

Welcome to the forum. 

Glad you are enjoying your new disklavier.  They are certainly a nice instrument and 
provide lots of fine music.    There are lots of nice midis on the internet that you will be 
able to enjoy.  Lots of good classical as well as ragtime and some more current popular 
songs.  Enjoy!

-Joan



--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "dirkveldhorst" <veldhorst@...> wrote:

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>
> I'm new to the group and just wanted to say hello and briefly 
> introduce myself. Last week finally, after 4 months impatiently 
> waiting I received my new YAMAHA Disklavier DYUS 1A from Japan. What 
> time we already had! As a piano it sounds nice out of the box: 
> resonating basses, clear middles and crisp highs. Beautiful after 
> messing around with a 50 year old German piano and a Korg i4S. The 
> Mark 111 leaves us baffled, we´re still impressed with the ghost who 
> plays our piano. But you all got probably used to that.
> 
> I still would like to specially thank Carol Beigel for her helpfull 
> handbook on Midi and the Disklavier in particular and Spencer Chase 
> who brought us a vast collection of beautiful Midi files and some 
> really handy tools.
> 
> Just a few introductary words. I like music of all sorts, play some 
> jazz and classical guitar, a bit of piano, interested in midi, hifi 
> and computing. SO I just had to end up with a Disklavier. I spend my 
> days at Akzo Nobel as the company medical doctor. A fun job 
> especially now we move HQ to Amsterdam!
> 
> So thanks again and a nice weekend from Nijmegen in the Netherlands.
> 
> Dirk Veldhorst
>