[musictlk] Accessible music theory practice websites

[Linda Mentink]

Hi Ashley,

I don't know of any websites of that sort, but maybe Hadley has a 
course you can take.  Email Linn Sorge, the Braille music teacher 
there, and ask her.  linn at hadley.edu.

Otherwise, maybe I can help you over the phone.

How's that Tenor guitar?

Blessings,

Linda

 ----- Original Message -----
From: Ashley Griggs via MusicTlk <musictlk at nfbnet.org
To: musictlk at nfbnet.org
Date sent: Wed, 1 Feb 2017 10:17:30 -0500
Subject: [musictlk] Accessible music theory practice websites

Hello all, I've been around for a while but haven't posted in an 
incredibly long time.  So a quick reintroduction, I am Ashley 
from Illinois, but currently finishing up a degree in Bluegrass 
and country music at East Tennessee State University.  In the 
fall I will be going to Appalachian State University to study 
music therapy and I will be expected to do a music theory 
assessment.  For the past four years I've been in a  program 
where we use the Nashville number system and not sheet music, 
example:  this song is a 1 4 5 with a minor 2 in the chorus.  I'd 
like to study up on key signatures and do some ear training 
exercises.  Does anyone know of any websites where this can 
accessibly  be done? The majority of websites I know of show the 
staff and the notes and obviously cannot be read by a screen 
reader.
Thank you, Ashley Griggs

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