Artists and Musical Groups Who Have Used The Kurzweil K250
Reference: Kurzweil 250 User's Guide, Pages 140 - 148 Appendix C: The Kurzweil 250 In the Real World Copyright 1988 Kurzweil Music Systems Incorporated
- 2nd Chapter of Acts, band
- Tori Amos, singer, songwriter, record producer, pianist
- Art of Noise, band
- George Benson, musician
- Jeff Bova, arranger, composer, keyboardist and record producer
- Richard Carpenter, composer, musician
- Chicago, band
- Eric Clapton, Singer, songwriter, composer, guitarist
- Stewart Copeland, musician, drummer
- Anthony J. Resta, producer, musician, composer
- Chick Corea, jazz pianist/keyboardist, composer
- Neil Diamond, singer, songwriter, actor
- Don Dorsey, audio production consultant
- Ray Ellis, record producer, arranger and conductor
- Keith Emerson, keyboardist, composer
- Emerson, Lake & Powell, band
- Flood (Marc Ellis), alternative rock and post-punk producer
- Dominic Frontiere, composer, arranger and jazz accordionist
- David Foster, composer, musician and record producer - K250 provided signature staccato violin sound on Love Theme from St. Elmo's Fire
- Grateful Dead, band
- Lee Greenwood, singer, songwriter
- Arlo Guthrie, singer
- Herbie Hancock, jazz pianist and composer
- Ray Sharpe, composer, musician and record producer
- James Horner, composer
- Doug Ingle, organist, vocalist, composer
- Stanley Jordan, jazz guitarist
- Journey, band
- The Judds, mother/daughter duo
- Michael Kamen, composer
- KitarÅ, composer, multi-instrumentalist
- Steve Levine, record producer
- Huey Lewis and the News, band
- Barbara Mandrell, singer
- Lyle Mays, jazz pianist
- Pat Metheny, jazz guitarist and composer
- Dudley Moore, actor, comedian, musician
- Patrick Moraz, progressive Rock keyboardist
- Anne Murray, singer
- Mickey Newbury, singer, songwriter
- Olivia Newton-John, singer, songwriter, actress
- Alan O'Day, singer, songwriter
- Our Lady Peace, band
- Dolly Parton, singer, songwriter, composer, author, actress, philanthropist
- Prince, musician
- Lionel Richie, singer, songwriter, record producer, actor
- Richard Robbins, composer
- Kenny Rogers, singer, photographer, songwriter, producer, actor
- Nile Rodgers, composer, arranger, guitarist, music producer
- Paul Shaffer, Music Director of the CBS Orchestra on Late Show with David Letterman
- Bob Seger, musician
- Simple Minds, band
- Spandau Ballet, band
- Jim Steinman, composer, record producer, lyricist
- Ray Stevens, musician
- Isao Tomita, composer
- Ultravox, band
- Eddie Van Halen, guitarist, keyboardist, songwriter, producer
- Vangelis, composer
- Wax, band
- Barry White, record producer, songwriter, singer
- John Williams, composer, conductor and pianist
- Stevie Wonder, musician and composer
- Christopher Yavelow, compose
- Bruce Springsteen, musician, singer, songwriter, mentioned in the book "Bruce," a Springsteen Biography, by Peter Ames Carlinwas, used in the recording of the Tunnel of Love Album in 1987.
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