Inquiry about helping a disabled harmonica player
- Subject: Inquiry about helping a disabled harmonica player
- From: Glenn Weiser <glennw@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2003 23:45:58 -0700
Hey folks-
I recieved this rather unusual inquiry regarding someone who wish to
help an autistic harmonica player. Can anyone help with these requests?
Thanks,
Glenn Weiser
> I work at a learning center and have recently enrolled an autistic
> student who reportedly plays the harmonica. I haven't heard him play
> yet. He is 18 years old. He loves Stevie Wonder. He has also told me
> he plays Amazing Grace. My husband and I are musical and so, since
> this student is enrolling to learn to read, I am wanting to look into
> areas of reading interest which he has (which include music.) He is
> probably mostly self taught on the harmonica as my memory serves me.
>
> Also, his mother says he is very "religious" and is interested in
> God. I want to get him recordings of other special hymns as well as
> "celtic" music which I personally am fond of as it is typically
> soothing if not also happy. I know some celtic music in fact is very
> haunting and melancholy which is ok too. I want to find possibly some
> stories about harmonica players. Are there any written about the
> history of harmonica on a child's level, famous harmonica players,
> etc... I'm looking for material written on about the Kinder through
> the 3rd grade level. My husband, by the way is also a music teacher
> (K-6) so this material is of interest to him as well.
>
> Thank you for your help.
> Lisa K. Morrow
> LKFMorrow@xxxxxxx
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