Pianos & Keyboards Instruments

"I've been fortunate enough to use a good range of Yamaha keyboards and I always find them perfectly suited to the job. My current choice is the XS7 - its incredible collection of quality sounds and clever sampling technology makes it the ideal choice for any gig!"

"Her approach unites lyrical beauty with unsentimental abstraction in a fascinating way." Ford Gustavson

"A pianist is unlike other instrumentalists in that he or she doesn't usually carry his or her piano to a gig. This is why consistency and trust in a brand name is important. Whenever I walk on stage and see a Yamaha, I'm relieved because I know my hands are in good hands. I love its action, evenness, responsiveness and most of all, tone. Dynamically too, a Yamaha piano offers me the whole gamut - from the most delicate pianissimo to the most thunderous fortissimo - all with the ease and exhilaration of driving a Ferrari."

Composer, Multi instrumentalist, Producer, Sound Engineer, over 10.000 min. of composed and played music, over 30 released CD's.

“The best piano sound and an easy-to-use interface are great assets playing live and in the studio”

“The tone is great, the playing action is brilliant and it’s so easy to get around- not much more you could ask for.”

“The thing that matters most to me as a working musician is reliability. I have owned Yamaha gear since I purchased my first keyboard back in the mid 80s (a DX9) and I honestly say that they have never let me down! Everyone talks about how great the acoustic and electric piano sounds are in the Motif, but I really love the big fat synth sounds that it can produce! Just an awesome keyboard."

"I'm proudly sending out the Motif's piano, Wurlitzer and Rhodes sounds with symphony orchestras at the moment, and fitting in easily despite being the only purveyor of synthesized wave forms."

With a wide press following, Mark Gasser has been described as “Scintillating and poetic... totally at one with his instrument” (Chris Morley, Birmingham Post). Paul Driver from the Sunday Times describes Mark as having "a staggering technical command".

"This is piano trio music that gets the sort of intense hum going that only the best of 'em do"
(Sunday Herald Sun)