Scenes from BSO Resound, the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra’s disability ensemble. The challenges range from autism to blindness to multiple sclerosis and other physical disabiliti4es.
BSO Resound played at the BBC Proms this summer.
Be moved.
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Just beautiful.
I prefer to hear the Quadriplegic Deaf Orchestra. But still, I was “moved” and it felt real good after that big breakfast.
Doug, I suspect being “moved” is about the only thing you are good for.
Classy, Doug. Your disability-mocking humor must make you the life of the party.
The trolls here are fat & happy. They keep coming back because we keep feeding them.
Cool.
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra is also mentioned here today in the Telegraph:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/09/23/concert-pianist-tourettes-syndrome-has-accused-britains-top/
Collaboration, ignoring concerns, and hiring PR companies to shut down a pianist.