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This book shows how some dyslexics can be highly gifted musicians It is important that dyslexics should not be discouraged from studying music just because-- at least in the early stages-- many of them find it difficult to read and remember the symbols of musical notation. The foreword is by Baroness Mary Warnock. Ten of the 21 contributors to the book are themselves dyslexic musicians, and each relates their personal experience as a professional or amateur musician. The other contributors are teachers or researchers who have wide experience with dyslexic musicians of all ages. The book's message is one of optimism: With sufficient encouragement and understanding, dyslexic musicians can succeed..
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Title: Pentecost: miracle of ear and tongue: a single, haunting insight turned the story of Pentecost upside-down for me, opening up new possibilities for how Christians can witness in a multicultural world.
Author: Eric H.F. Law
Publication:The Other Side (Magazine/Journal)
Date: May 1, 2004
Publisher: The Other Side
Volume: 40 Issue: 3 Page: 16(4)

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