Roland Music Education
Creative Solutions For Inspired Learning
Roland Music EducationCreative Solutions For Inspired Learning
Successful music programs implement technology in a variety of ways. Discover how some teachers use technology to enrich the classroom experience.
New businesses come to life against the tide of change and recession, and David and Leslie Gereghty put their love of music and vision for a fresh education model up against the odds. »
Most music schools require keyboard proficiency courses, but the Thornton School of Music at the University of Southern California will be the first to require drum proficiency in their new Roland Drum Lab. »
Adding Roland Digital Drums gave an established piano studio a needed advantage through changing economies and cultures. »
Funding challenges are displacing general music education from almost all elementary schools in California. This is what makes Mariposa Elementary School’s (Brea, CA) decision to purchase a 36-station keyboard lab something special. »
Get a look into Jaime Knight’s process for developing the Commercial Music Department at Huntington Beach High School in Southern California. »
Find out how this high school began with a few thousand dollars, a few synths, and a vision and went on to establish a successful music technology program. »
While La Salle High School was rebuilding from Hurricane Rita, they were hit a second time by Hurricane Wilma. Find out how Radio Cremata found salvation in music technology. »
It begins with the words, “Center Grove High School, you may now take the floor!” And it follows with the most amazing use of technology I think I’ve ever seen from a public school. »