[ddots-l] Re: [Cross-posted]: 60 Minutes Feature on Blind Musicians
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Subject: [ddots-l] [Cross-posted]: 60 Minutes Feature on Blind Musicians
Dancing Dots
Valley Forge, PA, USA
The TV news program 60 Minutes will be airing a special segment on 3 blind
music prodigies this Sunday, Oct 23. This program is a follow-up to a
similar program that aired last year.
The program will focus on 26 year old British jazz pianist, Derek
Paravecini, as well as two American children, Rex Lewis-Clack (10 years
old)
and Rachel Flowers (12 years old). Both children are taught by David
Pinto,
executive director of the Academy of Music for the Blind. Mr Pinto is a
well
known JAWS scripter who has made computer music programs accessible to
blind
musicians, including the late great Ray Charles.
Both Rachel and Rex use the Cakewalk SONAR MIDI/Audio recording program
along with CakeTalking, the JAWS scripts that make SONAR accessible.
Dancing
Dots is the sole distributor of both CakeTalking for Sonar, and
SibeliusSpeaking for Sibelius (Ray Charles' program of choice for notating
music.).
Since 1992, Dancing Dots has been developing and adapting technology to
benefit blind musicians and those who educate them. For further details
see
www.DancingDots.com.
See http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/1998/07/08/60minutes/main13502.shtml
for
further information on the 60 Minutes program. Consult your local TV
listings for broadcast times.
Please forward this notice to anyone who may be interested to tune in.
Dancing Dots...Where music meets technology for the blind!
Download the GOODFEEL 2.6 Braille Music Translator demo from:
www.dancingdots.com/democddl.htm
www.dancingdots.com
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PO Box 927
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Dancing Dots Valley Forge, PA, USA
The TV news program 60 Minutes will be airing a special segment on 3 blind music prodigies this Sunday, Oct 23. This program is a follow-up to a similar program that aired last year.
The program will focus on 26 year old British jazz pianist, Derek Paravecini, as well as two American children, Rex Lewis-Clack (10 years old) and Rachel Flowers (12 years old). Both children are taught by David Pinto, executive director of the Academy of Music for the Blind. Mr Pinto is a well known JAWS scripter who has made computer music programs accessible to blind musicians, including the late great Ray Charles.
Both Rachel and Rex use the Cakewalk SONAR MIDI/Audio recording program along with CakeTalking, the JAWS scripts that make SONAR accessible. Dancing Dots is the sole distributor of both CakeTalking for Sonar, and SibeliusSpeaking for Sibelius (Ray Charles' program of choice for notating music.).
Since 1992, Dancing Dots has been developing and adapting technology to benefit blind musicians and those who educate them. For further details see www.DancingDots.com.
See http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/1998/07/08/60minutes/main13502.shtml for further information on the 60 Minutes program. Consult your local TV listings for broadcast times.
Please forward this notice to anyone who may be interested to tune in.
Dancing Dots...Where music meets technology for the blind! Download the GOODFEEL 2.6 Braille Music Translator demo from: www.dancingdots.com/democddl.htm www.dancingdots.com
E-mail: info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
1754 Quarry Lane PO Box 927 Valley Forge, PA 19482-0927
Tel: 610-783-6692 Fax: 610-783-6732
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