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Essay (General) # 46888 :: Teaching Music to the Blind
Discusses some of the resources, tools, and techniques available to teach music to the blind.
Written in 2004; 1,437 words; 10 sources; APA; $ 47.95
Paper Summary:
This paper asks and attempts to answer the question, "how does a blind person begin a career in music?". It addresses this question by reviewing and explaining music Braille as opposed to literary Braille and its auxiliary technologies, by citing several resources available that offer Braille music or offer information and referral services for visually impaired students who wish to study music, and by explaining some of the technology available to assist blind students in their music studies.
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"The first names that come to mind when one thinks of successful blind musical luminaries, are likely to be: Ray Charles, Ronnie Milsap, Teddy Pendergrass, Jose Feliciano, and of course, Stevie Wonder, among others. And in the jazz and blues genre, there are a number of blind artists, such as George Shearing, Roland Kirk, and Rev. Gary Davis, to name a few. And, meantime, for the blind person who is not already competent at the task of performing or writing music, and who respects those famous blind musicians mentioned above ? and even views them as role models ? how does that blind person begin a career in music? How does a novice learn?"

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