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The AMBER Trust was set up especially to help blind or partially sighted children – including those with additional disabilities – to access and enjoy music. AMBER knows how important music is to these children: it is not only a source of great pleasure, it also encourages learning, boosts their confidence and helps them to share their thoughts and feelings with others. Through music, they make friends.
For them, music is not just a pastime –it’s a lifeline. |
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The AMBER Trust’s vision is to transform the life of any blind or partially sighted child living in the UK through access to music, helping to develop each child’s self-expression and communication, to open up a world of freedom, independence and hope for the future. |
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Lloyd is 16 years old and has both visual and hearing impairments. From a very early age, it was apparent that he had a gift for music. As a young baby, he could be heard humming nursery rhymes with great accuracy. At the age of six, he started to play the keyboard displaying real flair and natural ability. He now plays the saxophone, piano and clarinet with the skill of a mature musician. |
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