Roll Up Piano

    This is awesome!!! A new generation of piano have been made. This one is incredible!! You know what? This is a roll up piano, where simply, you can roll it up and put inside a bag. This kind of piano doesn't differ from any other piano's you can see everywhere. The thing is, it's a handy piano and if you want to fix it up, you can simply roll it. This type of piano was designed in a mini and compact size that is portable. It is easy to bring everywhere because it is not that big, of course it is "handy" in the first place. It is ready to use after unfolding.

    With the help of newest science and great inventors, they made a special type of piano which can be brought anywhere and everywhere. An instrument as thin as this and has unique function, no doubt, it will make everyone enjoy the music!

This thing is awesome! [Keytar]

        Keytar is a lightweight keyboard that is supported by a strap around the neck and shoulders, similar to the way a guitar is supported by a strap. The syllable "Key" in keytar comes from the instrument "keyboard", because of the way it is played and "Tar" for "guitar, because of the way it is being carried. Keytar is a musical instrument which is played like a keyboard or piano. Its tone and music are similar to those, the difference is just how it is carry, just like the guitar in which the left hand is used to hold the neck and the right hand for pushing the keys to make music.

       In early 1970's, Edgar Winter often performed with keyboards slung around his neck, but they were not technically keytars because they had no "neck". In late 1970's and early 1980's, Jan Hammer, the composer best known for his compositions frequently used several keytars which he helped develop. Up until now, keytars are developing and some popular musicians already used this kind of instrument all over the globe.