[musictlk] Perfect Pitch?

Joshua Lester jlester8462 at students.pccua.edu
Thu Jul 7 21:01:37 UTC 2011


Mrs. Jordan:
 Wow!
Well, I started this thread, so I can take a slight detour here.
I know it isn't for this list, but I just saw the term, that I
despise, with a passion!
"Visually Impaired," isn't a good term.
What's wrong with just, "blind?"
Also, "sight impaired," would be better.
Read my post on the difference between sight, and vision, on the Faith
Talk list.
Thanks, Joshua

On 7/7/11, Paula Jordan <Paula.Jordan at cincyblind.org> wrote:
> Well, I have good relative pitch, but don't have absolute pitch. I'm a
> music therapist and flutist and play some piano. A fair number of the
> visually impaired or blind kids I work with have perfect pitch. It seems
> that in  my limited experience those youngsters who are exposed to music
> very early develop absolute pitch more often. I know of one client who
> has a significant hearing loss but has absolute pitch.  Fascinating!
> God bless!
> Paula Jordan and Pilot Dog Babe
>
>
> Paula Jordan, MT-BC
> Early Intervention Vision/Music Specialist
> Cincinnati Association for the Blind & Visually Impaired
> 2045 Gilbert Ave
> Cincinnati, OH 45202
> 513-487-4226
> paula.jordan at cincyblind.org
>
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> -----Original Message-----
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> On Behalf Of Joshua Lester
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> Hi, it's Joshua Lester.
> I think, I'll have some fun with this thread.
> I hope I'm not the only one, that has perfect pitch, on this list.
> I'd like to know, how many singers, and musicians here, have it.
> Don't be ashamed of it.
> This is going to be a great thread!
> Blessings, Joshua
>
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