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Deaf Musicians Play Loud and Proud

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10 Aug 2014 10 views
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Deaf Musicians Play Loud and Proud
If, like us, you thought the deaf couldn't appreciate music, much less make music, prepare to be proven wrong. The amazing deaf percussion band ExtraOrdinary Horizons lays down some serious beats in Asia.

If, like us, you thought the deaf couldn't appreciate music, much less make music, prepare to be proven wrong.

The amazing deaf percussion band ExtraOrdinary Horizons laid down some serious beats that inspired Singapore indie band Black Forest to write this song.

(WATCH the video below from Our Better World, an initiative of the Singapore International Foundation)

 

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