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Music Pedagogy for the Blind, by David Goldstein
Playing Music Despite Macular Degeneration, by Thomas A. Green
Keyboard Instruction for the Blind Student, by Daniel and David Simpson
Music and Your Child: One Mom's Experience, By Jeanie Flowers
Teaching for Tomorrow: Working with the Very Young to Develop Good Music Habits, By Richard Taesch
Learning and Teaching Braille Music: Resources, Explanations and Pointers for Student and Teacher, by David Goldstein
The Literacy Movement -- What Does Braille Music Have to Do with It? By Richard Taesch
A Vision Teacher Asked: Thoughts on Including Braille Music in Elementary Public school Education, by David Goldstein
Possible Sources of Funding and Other Information, by David Goldstein and Lori Blythe

Contact Information:

National Resource Center for Blind Musicians
510 Barnum Avenue, 3rd Floor
Bridgeport, Connecticut, 06608
Telephone: 203-366-3300, extension 229
Fax: 203-368-2847
E-mail: info@blindmusicstudent.org

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