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·An oasis for adult piano students and musicians with hearing loss·

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by Joanna M. Eng, Contributing Editor | Jul 29, 2013 | 0 comments

Using tap shoes is one way to make dancing accessible to deaf students.

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Publisher and Founding Editor Nancy M. Williams is an amateur concert pianist with a progressive, genetic hearing loss. In 2012, she debuted at Carnegie Hall. She is also a speaker and award-winning author on claiming one’s passion with a disability. The Founder and President of Auditory Insight, she consults to senior leadership of companies addressing hearing loss.

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