Examines the efforts of three people who are deaf or hearing impaired to realize their personal connections to music. A music journalist developed severe tinnitus and lost hearing in one ear and had to relearn how to listen to music. A young girl who lost her hearing to meningitis at the age of fourteen months develops the ability to play the cello and the piano. A young deaf woman achieves her ambition to dance. Reveals how the mind can circumvent seemingly insurmountable obstacles.

Alexander Street Press

Deafness, Hearing disorders, Musical ability, Music -- Acoustics and physics, Music -- Instruction and study, Dance -- Study and teaching, Musical analysis, Music appreciation

Dryden, Lindsey (director), Mansoor, Kat (producer), Dryden, Lindsey (producer), Filmakers Library, inc. (producer), Animal Monday (Firm) (producer), Little By Little Films (producer)

01:15:04 (HH:MM:SS)

English

adult/continuing education, higher education, high school (grades 10-12), college

Name	Alexander Street Press
Role	distributor
Telephone	800-889-5937
Address	3212 Duke Street Alexandria, VA 22314
Email	[email protected]

2012-01-01

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