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If your condition is progressive, I hope you are learning literary braille. The braille music code is a valuable resource for visually impaired musicians. As for learning by ear, that will limit you.

This is the music braille discussion place:

Menvi-discuss@menvi.org

The most famous learn-by-ear harpist was Harpo Marx.

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Go for it!

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If the student really wants to stay in music, she should learn music

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That’s what I thought.

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Thank you.

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It is the board under the foot.

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You mean someone besides me makes mistakes?

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I typed in McFly sheet music and got this site:

http://search.babylon.com/?q=mcfly+sheet+music&affID=109935&tt=3012_8&babsrc=SP_ss&mntrId=c07e035200000000000000038a000011

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You Tube.

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http://www.harpcolumn.com/forum/message-view?message%5fid=10813890

Here is a previous thread you might want to look at on this subject.

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http://63.209.69.107/search/web/linda+wood+rollo+harpist+b.+1945/C10/ecn/46734-229/v5

Linda Wood Rollo. Looks like 1945.

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It’s not just gas.

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I think my best was a couple of weeks ago.

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The book (set of two volumes)

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I’d like to see all public buildings with covered entrances and wheelchair ramps.

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