While Roland‘s infamous Kiyola digital piano in 2015 was made to improve quality of life, its 50th Anniversary Concept Model sets loftier goals, debuting as a “grand piano for tomorrow filled with ...

Japanese music gear titan Roland is celebrating 50 years in business this year, and has combined the timeless beauty of wood with cutting-edge digital technology for its latest party piece – the 50th ...

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Roland has announced a new, “refreshed” version of its GO:PIANO 88. As you might expect, this improves on the previous model in a number of ways. However, somewhat strangely, its specs actually appear ...

Roland has given key models in its home digital piano family a more authentic, natural sound and feel. Four instruments now benefit from the company's updated SuperNATURAL Piano sound engine for ...

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CES isn’t just a chance for companies to debut all the gadgets and devices they’ll be insisting consumers buy throughout the coming year, it’s also a chance to debut concept designs providing a sneak ...

Alexa is handy for helping with a lot of activities, and soon the virtual assistant will help you control keyboard settings with your voice. Roland's latest keyboard, a new version of its GO:PIANO, ...

For serious pianists, the choice between Kawai and Roland often comes down to one crucial factor that music experts say determines long-term satisfaction. Classical players tend toward one brand, ...

2022 marked the 50th anniversary of storied instrument maker Roland. But, even though we've switched over to our 2023 calendars, the company took the opportunity at CES to take one more victory lap by ...

Remember pianos? They were like wooden boxes, sometimes tall and straight, other times long and on legs, with metal strings inside of them. They had these white and black things on the outside called ...