[NIFL-LD:3583] Learning to read and write music and Hebrew

From: Brown Sally (sallybenay@metconnect.com)
Date: Wed Aug 15 2001 - 08:20:07 EDT 

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Hi folks;

I was wondering if has advise on how I can learn Hebrew and to read music when I have a processing disorder.

Both have been a great struggle for me. I am thinking about becoming a Cantor and need to be proficient in both.

I also need to know whether learning moveable or fixed doe, would help me more with my disability.

Right now it takes me a very long time learn songs and the difficulty I had learning Hebrew led to my getting tested for an ld. My Hebrew is at a  beginners level. I only recently started to learn to read music and I am no way close.

I have a BA in Political Science (I was 24 when I finished college)  and did not discover this learning disability until age 34. When I started fully applying myself in my thirties, the progress was dismally slow.

Thank you....I would greatly appreciate any advise, suggestions, contacts and/or information..Sincerley,
                             
                              Sally B. Brown

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