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20-Mar-2009
Roland at the Musikmesse, Frankfurt – Germanyby Luigi Bruti Roland V-Accordion Division & Marketing Director |
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 It’s time for the 2009 Frankfurt Musikmesse, Germany, and as usual Roland won't miss this important appointment for the musical world, from April 1st to 4th. Even in these tough economic times Roland has prepared exciting surprises for all their fans. Starting with the wider booth (Halle 3.1 Stand F-17) with a larger demo cabin increasing the number of demonstrators (from 3 to 5) for amazing V-Accordion demonstrations. Roland’s revolutionary V-Accordion has improved since its debut in 2004. The digital-modelling concept has grown in popularity around the world, as well as the need for more V-Accordion models. Starting from the flagship FR-7, Roland has developed different models, the most recent being the new lightweight FR-1, enhancing V-Accordion power in the hands of students, beginners and keyboard players! At Halle 3.1 you will have the possibility to see and try the whole V-Accordion line-up - from the flagship models to the most compact and ultra-light ones. Moreover you can join the demos that will take place every day in the comfortable demo cabin. You will be delighted by Ludovic Beier’s (picture right) jazz while playing FR-7b, FR-1b models. Sergio Scappini (picture top middle) will perform classical music with the FR-7, Zoe Tigounouria (picture left), the latest artiste joining the V-Accordion family, will let you discover the elegance of the FR-7 and FR-2, while Anton Sauprügl (picture top left) will let you enjoy traditional German songs with the FR-2 and FR-7… and then Ameliè Castel (picture top right)! The winner of the 1st edition of the V-Accordion Festival, who will perform with the FR-1b. Roland is firing on all cylinders. And we know you are not surprised! |