Celviano AP-750 User Manual page 37

Classical Piano Repertoire Tone Features
Tone Name
SONATA GRAND
CONCERT ETUDE GRAND
ETUDE GRAND
PRELUDE GRAND
ROMANCE GRAND
PARTITA GRAND
NOCTURNE GRAND
WALTZ GRAND
POLONAISE GRAND
LITTLE PIECE UPRIGHT
The sound changes throughout the dynamic range from softly played
notes to strongly played notes. Suitable for playing dramatic music
such as piano sonatas.
The sound is shimmering and clear. Suitable for playing music that
must be clearly audible to others, such as that played at a concert.
The sound quality is stable, granular and easy to hear, and has a solid
dynamic range. This piano tone is ideal for everyday practice.
The sound is soft, sparkling and full of character. Suitable for playing
freestyle pieces such as preludes.
The sound is soft and delicate with contours that accentuate the
melody. Suitable for playing lyrical, instrumental works.
The sound is granular and has a light touch with moderate resonance.
Suitable for playing pieces such as music for keyboard instruments
from the Baroque period.
It has a beautiful melodious expression with a soft sound. Suitable for
playing subdued and beautiful melodies reminiscent of the night, such
as nocturnes.
The sound is bright and light, flamboyant and graceful. Suitable for
playing fun and graceful dances like waltzes.
The sound is imposing and powerful, with rhythmic patterns and
resonant, full chords. Suitable for playing solemn and heroic music
such as polonaises.
It is the sound of an upright piano with a rustic, nostalgic feeling.
Suitable for playing small pieces reminiscent of childhood.
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