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Contrary to what many believe, sign language is not a universal language. Deaf cultures around the world have translated their languages into embodied language, resulting in a myriad of global sign languages. Additionally, although deaf communities do not hear, they have found unique ways to express music through sign language and have worked to express their communities through art and film. In this exciting virtual event, connect with signers to learn how music interpretation differs from traditional signing, the importance of matching interpreters with specific deaf communities, and how to amplify #deaftalent.
Learn about different forms to live and interpret music through gesture and body language.
Contrary to what many believe, sign language is not a universal language. Deaf cultures around the world have translated their languages into embodied language, resulting in a myriad of global sign languages. Additionally, although deaf communities do not hear, they have found unique ways to express music through sign language and have worked to express their communities through art and film. In this exciting virtual event, connect with signers to learn how music interpretation differs from traditional signing, the importance of matching interpreters with specific deaf communities, and how to amplify #deaftalent.
