Last month, Korg was a sponsor of Keyfest, a weekend-long festival for keyboardists from all over the U.S.
As a sponsor, Korg contributed the minilogue analog synthesizer, a MS20 Mini, and a few of their keyboard models such as the Kross, Krome and King Korg.
“We were thrilled to partner with Keyfest for a second year,” says James Sajeva, director of technology brands at Korg USA. “To help keyboardists of all ages and skill levels was very rewarding. We especially loved the chance to showcase the Korg Kronos LS, opening a new world of music for most of the event attendees. It was a great experience and we look forward to doing it again next year.”
Korg also supplied the Kronos LS for one-on-one tutorial sessions with Korg’s on-hand product specialist, Jack Hotop. Jordan Rudess also taught multiple master classes and coordinated group jam sessions for students to join.
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