Adaptive technique for teaching music to visually impaired students

Issues concerning techniques for teaching piano lessons to blind students are discussed, including the hands-on technique, the use of recorded music and establishing good communication practices with regard to the musical theory and terminology.

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Published in:The American music teacher 2001-04, Vol.50 (5), p.20
Main Author: Siligo, Wayne
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Language:English
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Blind
Blind persons
Education
Methods
Piano
Pianos
Practicing
Special education
Special education teachers
Teachers of the blind
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Pianos
Practicing
Special education
Special education teachers
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