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| + | *''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhoYRo1vRuI Living the dream with a self-playing SEGA Grand Piano]'' video essay by Techmoan at [https://www.youtube.com YouTube] | ||
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The Grand Pianist (グランドピアニスト) is music player created by Sega Toys, which both plays music from an SD card and doubles up as a fully functional grand piano, despite being only a fraction of an average piano's size. For its time, it was considered to be the smallest grand piano available to the public.
Several variants exist including versions themed around Disney and Hello Kitty. "Cartridges" containing music were also sold separately.
Contents
Promotional material
Japanese Catalog 1
Japanese Catalog 2
Physical scans
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| Toy, JP (Disney) |
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| Toy, JP (Hello Kitty) |
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Accessory
Data cartridge
Sweet Melodies
Live! 1
Live! 2
Irodori Series
Yujiro Ishihara
Irodori Series
Momoe Yamaguchi
Irodori Series
Yuming
Irodori Series
Beatles
External links
- Official website (archive) (Japanese)
- Living the dream with a self-playing SEGA Grand Piano video essay by Techmoan at YouTube