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From: Linda.Iverson@p0.f33.n130.z1.fidonet.org (Linda Iverson)
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Subject: Braille Music
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Date: 9 Oct 90 13:02:48 GMT
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Hi, Andrew!
I do not read braille music though I sing and am a musician; however, 
I know the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically 
Handicapped (NLS) has an extensivexD braille{ music collection.  
You may call the tollfree number to NLS, tell the receptionist what 
you want and someone from that department will return your call. 

 I don't have the number right here, but if someone else on this 
echo doesn't send it,1E let me know and I'll get it.  I want to call 
them, too.  I don't know if regular braille translators would be 
able to translate braille music.  I wouldn't think so due to the 
nature of how they work, but there may be something out there designed 
specifically for this purpose.  If you find it, please share with 
the rest of us.
Linda Iverson
 

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