Roland HPi-5 manual Introducing the most enjoyable way to learn the piano

Introducing the most enjoyable way to learn the piano

Roland’s acclaimed HPi-Series combines natural acoustic piano touch and sound with world-leading digital features for music education. It makes music learning fun and effective! Teachers and students alike love the music rest-mounted DigiScore®,

the Wonderland educational games, and other advanced digital features—which entertain you and enliven your progress. It’s easy to see why this series is so popular, and so highly-praised by music educators worldwide.

Exciting digital features for fun and easy piano lessons.

The HPi-Series’ easy-to-read DigiScore LCD display and related digital features, such as the popular Wonderland, make music learning not just easy but delightful. And since the instructions appear right on the screen, the features are

simple to use. The all-new Visual Lesson function and handy new Flash Card games

on the HPi-7 are especially educational and entertaining. Whether you’re young

or old, it’s never too late to start making music with the HPi-Series!

HPi-5 notation display

HPi-7 notation display

Natural touch. Realistic sound. True expressiveness.

With its authentic touch and stunning realistic sound, the HPi-Series plays just like an acoustic grand piano. It boasts Roland’s finest Progressive Hammer-Action Keyboard (with Escapement on the HPi-7),

delivering a lighter touch in the upper range, and a heavier touch in the lower
range, lighter resistance on pianissimo passages, and heavier resistance on		Change in touch when a key is pressed
fortissimo passages. The Escapement mechanism (HPi-7) even reproduces		Progressive Hammer- Grand Piano
	Force	Action Keyboard
the escapement characteristics of a grand piano, with the same slight “click”		(with Escapement)
feel. The HPi-Series is not just for learning to play; it’s for accomplished
players who want true power of expression.
		Stroke

Acclaimed by music educators around the world

Roland’s HPi-Series is played in the finest music education institutions in the world, and is even approved for use in examinations by leading international examination boards, such as the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM), the Australian Music Examination Board (AMEB), and Conservatory Canada.

“We have chosen to use Roland Digital Pianos at the Royal Academy of Music and are delighted with the response from both students and teachers with regard to the quality of sound and features they provide.”

Professor Curtis Prince – Principal, Royal Academy of Music

“Our students and professors have always been impressed with the excellent action, sensitivity and musical qualities of the instruments.”

David Graham – Royal College of Music

“Conservatory Canada is pleased to approve the use of Roland Digital Pianos for examination purposes. I am impressed with the quality of sound and responsiveness of the weighted action of these pianos. The pedagogical opportunities of the added features provide exciting opportunities for teachers.”

Victoria Warwick, B.Mus., B.Ed., M.Mus.

Academic Director/Registrar, Conservatory Canada

Royal Academy of Music