[Trainer-Talk] music notation souwithare

[rjaquiss]

Hello:

     I suggest checking out Dancing Dots. Their site is:
www.dancingdots.com
Some knowledge of what the exam is testing for will be necessary. 
FYI: learning braille music is a nontrivial task. The structure of a braille
music score is unlike a print score.  For example, a C major chord in the
left hand is written differently than if it is played with the right hand. 
Hope this is of some help.

Regards,
Robert



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Subject: [Trainer-Talk] music notation souwithare

Hello all:
I have a young man who will be taking exams in music. He is totally blind
but has a pretty good ear for music. He has no  braille music reading
skills, but is prefftywith his screenreader and ordinary software.
What i am asking is what music notation software would you recommend and
why? which screen reader works best with music notation?
Please jump in with any advice.
thanks and regards
Kerryann 

Kerryann F.. Ifill 

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