Roland C-190 User Manual

 

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 Portable Organ

 

• Listening at excessively high volume levels will not 

only damage the headphones, but may also cause 
hearing loss. Listen at appropriate levels.

 

The C-190 features 28 internal demo songs you may 
want to listen to before starting to play yourself. 

 

(1) Simultaneously press the 

 

[REC]

 

 and 

 

[PLAY]

 

 buttons.

(2) Press the 

 

[PLAY]

 

 button to start playback of all 

demo songs.

(3) Press it again to stop playback.

(4) Simultaneously press the 

 

[REC]

 

 and 

 

[PLAY]

 

 buttons 

to leave the Demo mode.

 

The C-190’s demo songs reside in four banks that can 
be selected using the 

 

[1]

 

~

 

[4]

 

 buttons.

 

(1) In the table above, select the song you want to lis-

ten to.

(2) Simultaneously press the 

 

[REC]

 

 and 

 

[PLAY]

 

 buttons.

 

The four MEMORY buttons flash.

 

(3) Press the MEMORY button (

 

[1]

 

~

 

[4]

 

) assigned to the 

bank that contains the desired demo song.

 

Here’s an example: to listen to “Requiem Introitus” by 
Mozart, press the 

 

[2]

 

 button.

 

(4) Press the flashing tilt tab that is assigned to the 

desired demo song to start playback of that song.

 

For the “Requiem Introitus”, press 

 

[PRINCIPAL¥8’]

 

.

 

(5) Press 

 

[PLAY]

 

 (or switch off the tilt tab you pressed 

above) to stop demo song playback.

(6) Simultaneously press the 

 

[REC]

 

 and 

 

[PLAY]

 

 buttons 

to leave the Demo mode.

 

The demo songs are ©2005 by Roland Europe. All rights 

reserved. Unauthorized use of this material for purposes other 
than private, personal enjoyment is a violation of applicable 
laws.

 

In Demo mode, the keyboard cannot be played. The data 

of the demo songs are not transmitted to the MIDI OUTput. 

 

[1]

 

 WEDDING

Principal 8’

Wedding March from “Lohengrin”  R.Wagner

Spitzflöte 4’ Ave Maria

F.Schubert

Octave 2’

“Air on G String” from Suite III in D 
major

J.S.Bach

Mixture IV

Trio Super "Herr Jesu Christ, dich Zu 
uns wend" BWV 655c

J.S.Bach

Trompete 8’ Wedding March from “A mid-

summer night's dream” 

F. Mendelssohn

Bourdon 8’

Largo from “Serse”

G.F.Handel

Gemshorn 8’ Ave Maria

C.Gounoud

 

[2]

 

 ORCHESTRA

Principal 8’

Requiem Introitus

W.A.Mozart

Spitzflöte 4’ Hornpipe from “Water Music”

G.F.Handel

Octave 2’

“Jesu, Joy of Man's desiring” from 
Cantata BWV 147

J.S.Bach

Mixture IV

Adagio from Concerto in D minor 
by A. Vivaldi BWV 596

J.S.Bach

Trompete 8’ Toccata 

P.D.Paradisi

Bourdon 8’

Adagio from Concerto for oboe and 
orchestra

A.Marcello

Gemshorn 8’ Allegro Finale

G.F.Handel

 

[3]

 

 VARIETY

Principal 8’

Allegro from Concerto in F major 
by A. Vivaldi BWV 978

J.S.Bach

Spitzflöte 4’ Balletto del Granduca

J.P.Sweelinck

Octave 2’

Passacaglia BWV 582

J.S.Bach

Mixture IV

Trumpet Tune

H.Purcell

Trompete 8’ Psalm 19

B. Marcello

Bourdon 8’

Preghiera

L.v.Beethoven

Gemshorn 8’ Allegro

F.J.Haydn

 

[4]

 

 BACH

Principal 8’

Toccata in D minor “Dorica” 
BWV 538a

J.S.Bach

Spitzflöte 4’ Preludio in A minor BWV 559a

J.S.Bach

Octave 2’

Fuga in A minor BWV 559b

J.S.Bach

Mixture IV

Chorale “Herr Gott, nun schleuss 
den Himmel auf” BWV 617

J.S.Bach

Trompete 8’ Chorale “Es ist das Heil uns 

kommen her” BWV 638

J.S.Bach

Bourdon 8’

Chorale “Ich ruf' zu dir, Herr Jesu 
Christ” BWV 639

J.S.Bach

Gemshorn 8’ Chorale “Jesus Christus, unser 

Heiland” BWV626

J.S.Bach