How Braille Music Scores Important is for Blind Pianist

Eunah Chio is a Korean blind pianist. She explain the need for Braille music scores in this video below. 

This video shows that how amazing the performance of blind pianist is. 

The minutes of Production Meeting Oct. 28

Location: Choga ( 145 Bleecker St, New York 10012 )

Performance Times:       Sunday, Dec. 8

Performance Venues:     Loewe Theatre

Preliminary Planning:

   1. Inviting two or more dancers;

   2. Connecting different culture;

       (Countries: Norway, Columbia, Latin, Mexico, Argentina, Korea and different regions of China

   3. Putting in some warm-up exercises;

   4. Editing videos, compiling pictures 

5 Piano Guys 1 Piano

My friend recommended me this video 2 years ago. When I first saw this video, my heart had already been deeply shocked. It is so amazing that piano provide so many uses! That's awesome!

I regarded piano as a classical western music instrument before. Through watching this video, I have to think about maybe we need to break out of our patterns of thinking, and how to approach our improvisation.

Thinking of an Old Friend - GuQin played by Wu JingL

Wu Jinglüe (Jinglue) (1907-1987) is considered one of the most important Guqin players of the 20th century and was also an active researcher and teacher. He was born in the town of Xitangshi, Changshu County, near Suzhou in Jiangsu province, China, on February 5, 1907, and died in Beijing on August 16, 1987. His son, Wu Wenguang, is also a famous Guqin player. Wu Wenguang teaches in China Conservatory which is my alma mater.