Yamaha Entertainment Group of America is proud to announce Bob James and Nathan East’s debut duo album, The New Cool, earned a GRAMMY nomination under the Best Arrangement, Instrumental or A Cappella category for the track, "Ghost of a Chance."
Yamaha Entertainment Group of America is proud to announce Bob James and Nathan East’s debut duo album, The New Cool, earned a GRAMMY nomination under the Best Arrangement, Instrumental or A Cappella category for the track, "Ghost of a Chance."
Hall of Fame Inducts Yamaha Artist, While Yamaha Instruments Perform Rock N' Roll
[ 03/23/2005 ] Rock n’ Roll is firmly embedded in the history of music and the hits keep on coming as does the list of Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame inductees. |
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Yamaha Triumvirate Spreads Throughout Film, Music and Sports
[ 03/15/2005 ] Another awards season has passed and left Yamaha artists and instruments standing victorious in the spotlight. |
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Gwen Stefani Marches to the Beat of Yamaha Drums
[ 03/15/2005 ] Gwen Stefani has a style and a sound that is instantly recognizable. Yamaha instruments also have a definitive sound and quality equally as recognizable. This month, Stefani and Yamaha add some rock to the traditional marching band. |
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Hyim and the Fat Foakland Orchestra Bring the Beat
[ 03/14/2005 ] Innovative Yamaha Artist, Hyim, releases new album, "Hyim and the Fat Foakland Orchestra”. |
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Yamaha Pianist, William Joseph Plays for Reality Royalty
[ 03/03/2005 ] William Joseph wrote his first composition at five. Joseph’s reputation as a phenomenal pianist is quickly growing. |
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Musicians Support MusiCares and Honor 2005 Person of the Year, Brian Wilson
[ 02/17/2005 ] Brian Wilson is Person of the Year and the Star of MusiCares Tribute Dinner. |
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Yamaha Legends and New Artists Make Music History
[ 02/14/2005 ] The Late Ray Charles Leads Grammy Wins, While Other Yamaha Artists, Alicia Keys, Usher, and Norah Jones Build Their Own Legends. |
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Yamaha Artist Michael Whalen Scores Music for the Nation and the Heart
[ 02/11/2005 ] His music tells the story of love, courage, pain and the history of the nation. Whether it is on television, film, or CDs, Whalen's music continues to play in the minds and the hearts of fans nationwide. |
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Scott Krippayne, Steps off the Beaten Path and Starts His Own Musical Journey
[ 02/11/2005 ] Yamaha Artist, Scott Krippayne’s New CD Starts a Gentle Revolution |
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Wave of Music and Charity Relieves Some of Tsunami Pain
[ 02/10/2005 ] Alicia Keys and other artists from around the world travel to Bangkok to raise money and help promote tourism in tsunami-ravaged areas. |
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Grammy Nominees 2005 CD Enlists Favorite Yamaha Artists for New CD
[ 02/10/2005 ] Every year, the Recording Academy releases a CD featuring the best songs of the year. This year, Yamaha artists lead the pack of nominees at the Grammys and on the new CD. |
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History of America Gets New Soundtrack from Yamaha Composer, Michael Whalen
[ 02/09/2005 ] Black History Month kicks off with the miniseries "Slavery and the Making of America." |
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Super Bowl Scores Legendary Rocker and Hot Young Artist
[ 02/02/2005 ] Super Bowl XXXIX has a little something for everyone including great athletes, dramatic plays and even entertainment featuring a legendary British knight and a singing American princess. |
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Moses Gets a New Soundtrack
[ 01/31/2005 ] Patrick Leonard has composed for some of the top musicals and films including, "Moulin Rouge," "Shrek," "Legally Blonde," and "Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron." Now, Leonard composes for a soundtrack of biblical proportions as he takes on the story of Moses and "The Ten Commandments." |
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Tony Haselden and Yamaha Bring the Bayou Home
[ 01/12/2005 ] Tony Haselden is a man of many blended talents. He became a member of the Louisiana LeRoux band. Le Roux is a Cajun French term for the thick and delicious gravy base that is used in the recipe for Louisiana's famous blend of several different ingredients or gumbo. |