Creative Solutions For Inspired Learning
The RM-700 piano can help your students become better musicians. Learn more now. »
James Compton of West Linn, Oregon (a suburb of Portland) is committed to the arts. Take a look at his unique vision. »
As a music educator, your goal is to get the best performance you can get out of your students. What tools do you have? »
Learn to record a lesson, rehearsal, or performance and share the recording with your students and/or the world. »
Roland joined forces with Musicians Institute and Keyboard Magazine to feature Jordan Rudess, Richard Devine, and other giants in the synthesizer and electronic percussion field. Get the full wrap-up. »
Instead of keeping quiet about the state of his current piano lab, Dr. Oscar Macchioni designed the ideal piano lab and made it a reality. »
D.U.E. Season Charter School in Camden, New Jersey, is offering more than Distinction in Urban Education. »
In February of 2010, Roland had a chance to sit down and talk with Kevin Comstock, head of the keyboard program at Musicians Institute in Los Angeles, about what it means to be a contemporary keyboard player. »
Every February, about 24,000 Texans descend on the Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas for four days to see, hear, and play the latest offerings in the world of music education. Roland is proud to be a part of this yearly tradition. »
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. »