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Pramberger Grand Piano Donated for Charity Event
May 9, 2012
A Pramberger Grand piano was placed inside
a Toyota showroom recently where it will reside for the next year. The piano was donated by Samick Dealer Grant Billings, of Billings Piano Gallery, offering a one-year lease of their Pramberger Baby Grand for a live auction.
Staff from local car dealership Smart Motors,
a long-time supporter of Journey Mental
Health Center, placed the winning auction bid.
Samick Artist Aaron Beavers Touring with Greg Bennett Guitar
April 9, 2012
Samick Guitars Artist and Songwriter Aaron Beavers, while on tour with his band Shurman to promote its latest release, "Inspiration," will be playing a Greg Bennett Design Barcelona Series guitar.
The band has tour dates set through the beginning of summer with stops in Texas, Utah, and Oklahoma.
Beavers founded the band in 2001 and has built a dedicated grassroots following by touring relentlessly and releasing four full-length recordings and three EPs.
Samick Industrial Training School Opens
March 5, 2012
Samick Music Corporation is pleased to announce the opening of the Samick Industrial Training School in Indonesia. The 14,000 square foot school officially opened its doors on February 23, 2012 to a large group in attendance, including Vice chairman of Korea Red Cross Jong Sup Kim, Vice president of KOICA (Korea International Cooperation Agency) Sung-ho Choi, President of Samick Indonesia Steve Kim, and several local government VIPs from Bogor, Indonesia. The building is located on approximately two acres of land inside the Samick Indonesia factory and includes dormitory housing for all students.
“Samick’s training program will create an educational environment in which students gain a true hands-on experience in a very creative setting,” stated Jong Sup Kim, Chairman of Samick at the opening ceremony. “They will learn certain skills that will provide them a chance to gain employment and apply their acquired trade. We are happy to provide them with such an opportunity to young, jobless people.”
The school accommodates 100 students and offers several 6-month classes, including Piano Tuning, Guitar Making, Woodcraft, Dress making, and Bread making. Samick’s training program has been designed to provide unemployed people with the opportunity to learn a skill set and apply it to a new job. Should any trainee find difficulty in securing employment upon completion of Samick’s training, they will be hired by Samick’s Indonesia factory.
