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Performer's Frequently Asked Questions
What is a CVP Clavinova?
The Yamaha CVP Clavinovas are state-of-the-art digital pianos with many exciting features. With a true grand piano touch and
tone, the CVP Clavinova reproduces the experience of playing an actual grand piano. In addition to the wonderful piano touch and
tone, authentic voices and dynamic styles produce a truly professional quality of sound. The sophisticated but easy-to-use features
make the instrument an endless source of musical enjoyment and creativity. Whatever type of music you have ever dreamed of playing,
the Clavinova can make it possible. Detailed information about Yamaha CVP Series Clavinovas can be found on www.clavinova.com (Just select CVP Series, and choose a model to
explore).
What is a Clavinova Festival?
The Clavinova Festival is a fun, relaxed performance opportunity in which all students can participate. Students look forward to it
every year and can perform any type of music they choose to play on the most current Yamaha CVP Clavinova. With the wide variety of
features the CVP has to offer the Clavinova Festival is a very thrilling event. Our youngest performer to date was 3 years old and
our eldest was 94. Any age and any level is welcome - they just need a desire to have fun with music!
Do I need to own a Clavinova to participate?
No - owning a Clavinova is not a requirement for this event. Sponsoring Yamaha Clavinova dealers will have instruments available in
their store to assist your preparation for this exciting event.
Where can I go to get technical questions about the Clavinova answered?
The first place is to check with your local dealer. Many people in the Yamaha dealer network are very savvy on the use of CVP
Clavinovas. If they are unable to answer your question, Yamaha has a help desk available at 1-800-PRO-YAMAHA (1-800-776-9262). If
they are unavailable at the time of your call, please leave a message, and they will return your call promptly.
How can I try some MIDI files before I purchase them?
If you have a CVP300 Series Clavinova, do the following:
There are 50 MIDI accompaniment files that go with 50 songs found in the Hal Leonard Piano Library. The song titles will be listed
in the display. Select the song you wish to play, and press the green Play/Pause button located in the Song
section of the Clavinova to hear the accompaniment and piano part. To remove the piano parts, select the Track 1/R
and Track 2/L buttons located above the Play/Pause button. Tempo can be adjusted to allow all
levels to perform comfortably. These accompaniments can even be used in the Festival. |
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