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How Do Deaf People Experience Music? | AJ+
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November 27, 2018
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8:16Now PlayingShaheem Sanchez is a Deaf dancer and instructor with his own method of feeling music's vibrations to learn a song.
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It's a common misconception that Deaf people can't enjoy music. But there's actually a whole community of Deaf dancers and sign language music interpreters. Shaheem is also an instructor at ASL Music Camp, which is making music more accessible to the Deaf community.
Note: When "deaf" is capitalized as "Deaf," it's referencing the Deaf community, an important and empowering distinction to those in the community.
Transcript available in the comments.
Archival photos courtesy of Shaheem Sanchez.
Music tracks courtesy of APM and Audio Networks.
Special thanks: Justin Kirk, Hugo Lopez, ASL Music Camp, Melissa Elmira Yingst
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