[musictlk] developing confidence in braille music

[Sandra Gayer]

Hello Kelsey,
It's good that you're able to clarify that you want free tuition as
this will save confusion for your future teacher. It would be a good
idea to treat him or her with as much respect as if you were paying
them for their service.

Have you considered trying to raise funds for your tuition? Off line
fund raisers? Crowd Funding?

Very best wishes,
Sandra.

On 6/22/14, Kelsey Nicolay via musictlk <musictlk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hello,
> I mentioned beside that I am in a choir in my community.  I have
> my music transcribed into Braille.  I was self taught Braille
> music through Hadley's course, but I feel I could use a little
> more help.  I know how to recognize the notes and such, but I
> struggle when it comes to trying to read the words and the notes
> at the same time.  I really have a hard time with this.  I would
> also like to be able to use Braille music in my piano playing.
> Therefore, is there anyone in Ohio who might be willing to give
> me a little extra tutoring? I'm from Cleveland area.  If
> necessary, I'd be ok with a virtual session, but I think in
> person would be preferred.  I'm in eastern standard time zone.
> If anyone is willing to help, please write me offlist so we can
> discuss specifics.  I also forgot to mention that I would prefer
> free tutoring if possible.
> Thanks,
> Kelsey Nicolay
>
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