Articles from Music Trades (September 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Words
$99 List Behringer guitar pack redefines low price.		309
Accordion popularity.		62
Akai sets up U.S. distribution.		68
Alesis enters amp market with "spitfire".		334
Audio Light & Musical uses peavey loudspeakers at commissioning of USS Ronald Reagan.		304
Banner year for music.		70
Better traffic and buying and Nashville is still number one!		1184
Bluegrass night in Nashville.		145
Breaking news: piano tuners not always in accord.		146
Bringing Baldwin back to life: eighteen months after buying Baldwin, CEO Henry Juszkiewicz dismisses industry rumors and reports that debt has been slashed, factories are in great shape, and the dealer network is being rebuilt. He adds, "the hardest part is behind us.".		1598
Bruhn & Taylor join sweetwater.		152
Casio debuts new digital pianos.		613
CE distribution reports record year.		159
Community unveils M12 stage monitor.		219
Conn-Selmer reorganizes sales force.		486
Crate amp output up 20%.		57
Date Slate--Industry trade shows and event for 2003-2004.		232
E.M.M.C. opens Chicago facility to better serve Midwest market.		631
Elixir on the road to build brand awareness.		245
Expanded headquarters for Maestro software.		236
Extreme isolation adds distributors.		135
Fender teams with Chrysler: "Spirit of Rock & Roll" Jeep show car taps automotive marketing muscle to reach broader consumer market.		391
Frankfurt Messe shortened to four days; new show format to have only one public day, 6% discount offered to exhibitors who register early.		453
Freehand systems acquires sunhawk digital, names Anton to board.		354
Gator makes strong case for reps.		54
Geneva publishes concerto magazine.		230
Gibraltar adds new hardware solutions.		213
Guitar center sales up 14.9%; musician's friend surges while store performance lags.		548
Henry Z. Steinway's role.		459
Hix Bros. Music hosts Ken Parker.		391
Hohner reintroduces Rockwood Jr. drums.		155
Hot show revs up sales: after a lackluster second quarter, retailers turned out in force for the Nashville show, indicating that business is picking up, and sparking hopes for an improved second half.		225
How do you compete with eBay? At the NAMM show in Nashville, we posed this question to a panel of successful retailers. In the space below, we present their often surprising responses.	Popyk, Bob	1396
Illinois piano dealers square off in court; Biasco pianos and five other dealers trade charges of deceptive trade practices.		1598
Industry execs attend aid children in need.		267
Is the economy turning the corner?		115
JBL sponsors Dave Mason tour.		212
Kaman music posts sales and earnings gain.		551
Kawai introduces "vari-touch" piano.		188
Korg donates triton to Nashville Hard Rock Cafe.		202
Lucida offers new classical guitar.		199
Mackie lays off 200, moves factory jobs to Asia.		219
Mexicans kidnap piano dealer.		65
Music link promotes Johnson & Garcia.		125
Musical robots on display.		106
NAMM teen website draws one million hits.		134
NAMM U.		634
One hundred years ago.		53
Peavey joins in Lynyrd Skynyrd 30th anniversary celebration.		323
Piano mill helps Boston Pops celebrate with Petrof.		215
Prince heads sales and marketing at Casio's music division.		199
Record industry widens download crackdown.		166
Record summer NAMM show.		53
Retailers take heed: is your business's name secure? (Retailer.		923
Reunion blues' new rawhide collection.		236
Rincon H.S. wins Conn-Selmer jazz contest.		692
Rock 'n' roll icon Jim Marshall turns 80.		410
Shadows fall endorse wasburn guitars.		185
Share prices of publicly traded industry firms.		262
Southcoast offers piano instruction book.		91
Tenth anniversary for Parker guitars.		541
The most famous name in music; how the Steinway family perfected the piano, invented modern marketing, enriched America's cultural heritage, and transformed the music industry, and why the company they launched continues to thrive 150 years later.		4266
The Steinway story.	Majeski, Brian T.	593
The Steinway-Mercedes connection.		286
Today's Steinway; with a single-minded focus on product quality, limited production, and retail profitability, Steinway & Sons' current management has done the near impossible: making the Steinway tradition shine brighter than ever.		1282
Top dealers fare well.		51
Twenty five years ago.		45
Vast rise in population.		92
Yamaha & NAMM award $330,000 to charity.		180
Yamaha redefines easy-play features.		465