Topics: 1. Categorization of electronic keyboard instruments, keyboards, stage pianos, digital pianos, equipment, accessories. 2. Basic functions, dynamic keyboards, keyboards with piano action simulation. 3. Specifics of playing EKN compared to classical piano playing, differences, hand position, finger technique. 4. Use of sound registers - keyboard instrument section (piano, organ, harpsichord, celesta). 5. Use of sound registers - wind instruments section, string instruments. 6. Use of sound registers - other instruments (percussion, non-traditional instruments, sound effects). 7. Transposition options to all keys, instrument tuning - adjustment of precise tuning according to current requirements. 8. Use of automatic chord voicing in the left hand, types of voicing in different time signatures and rhythms. 9. Use of automatic orchestral accompaniment including percussion instruments, intro, transition modules, ending. 10. Use of keyboard split function, assignment of different sound registers. 11. Option to record playing to internal memory as an audio file, export to PC. 12. Ability to record playing using a direct MIDI connection. 13. Use of notation programs (Sibelius) and the ability to connect to keys, writing to a score. 14. Amplification of EKN using external audio equipment, basics of sound reinforcement for rooms and larger spaces, implementation options.
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