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Making music at home
Summary: A section on how to get the most out of listening to and playing music at home, including lessons, practical tips, technology and useful contacts.
Whether it's a night at the opera, or karaoke in the pub, music can be one of the most accessible art forms around. And if you find the right instrument for you, making music can become a passion. It's also a great activity for children of all ages.
Making and listening to music
Making music - Discover where to find a music teacher, learn music from tapes and CD, get hold of music software and find braille and large print music. Find out details of music organisations who can visit you at home.
Music equipment - Tips about lighting, braille labelling, adapted music stands and a list of software for making music on your computer.
Listening to music - Advice on CD, radio and computer technology, and useful programmes.
If you need more detailed or further information, call RNIB’s Music Advisory Service on 020 7388 1266 or email mas@rnib.org.uk.
Content author: mas@rnib.org.uk
Last updated: 22/07/2008 10:47
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