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In February 2012, Elton John premiered his "Million Dollar Piano" show at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace for a seven-year run, following his 2005 "Red Piano" Residency.
The unique piano, created in a four-year collaboration with Yamaha, featured state-of-the-art video and lighting elements, including 68 LED video screens that could display imagery synchronized with the stage, enabling the piano to blend into its surroundings before transforming to complement each of Elton’s iconic songs. The designers also added MIDI controls that enabled Elton to trigger and manipulate light, sound, and video in real-time. The piano cost…
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In February 2012, Elton John premiered his "Million Dollar Piano" show at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace for a seven-year run, following his 2005 "Red Piano" Residency.
The unique piano, created in a four-year collaboration with Yamaha, featured state-of-the-art video and lighting elements, including 68 LED video screens that could display imagery synchronized with the stage, enabling the piano to blend into its surroundings before transforming to complement each of Elton’s iconic songs. The designers also added MIDI controls that enabled Elton to trigger and manipulate light, sound, and video…
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In February 2012, Elton John premiered his "Million Dollar Piano" show at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace for a seven-year run, following his 2005 "Red Piano" Residency.
The unique piano, created in a four-year collaboration with Yamaha, featured state-of-the-art video and lighting elements, including 68 LED video screens that could display imagery synchronized with the stage, enabling the piano to blend into its surroundings before transforming to complement each of Elton’s iconic songs. The designers also added MIDI controls that enabled Elton to trigger and manipulate light, sound, and video…
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$1M Colosseum
In February 2012, Elton John premiered his "Million Dollar Piano" show at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace for a seven-year run, following his 2005 "Red Piano" Residency.
The unique piano, created in a four-year collaboration with Yamaha, featured state-of-the-art video and lighting elements, including 68 LED video screens that could display imagery synchronized with the stage, enabling the piano to blend into its surroundings before transforming to complement each of Elton’s iconic songs. The designers also added MIDI controls that enabled Elton to trigger and manipulate light, sound, and video in real-time. The piano cost 1.3 million to build, and only two were produced, in addition to the original.
In 2014, the concert film "Elton John: The Million Dollar Piano" had its international cinematic debut, screening in 1,200 theaters in more than 40 countries before…
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In February 2012, Elton John premiered his "Million Dollar Piano" show at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace for a seven-year run, following his 2005 "Red Piano" Residency.
The unique piano, created in a four-year collaboration with Yamaha, featured state-of-the-art video and lighting elements, including 68 LED video screens that could display imagery synchronized with the stage, enabling the piano to blend into its surroundings before transforming to complement each of Elton’s iconic…
LIVE LOUD