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More Deaf Musicians.

Submitted by J.Yoo on Sat, 03/26/2011 - 9:43am.

In a lovely coincidence, chinadaily.com posted this article just this morning about a Venezuelan school for disabled children.  Specifically, the article talks about a choir of deaf children; some were singing, harmonizing with each other, while others performed the lyrics in sign language.  I wonder how the silent children and their alternative communication effected how the audience received the piece.

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