My Breath My Music You too can do it!
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| My Breath My Music is a FREE Internet guide for people with muscular disabilities and others who are looking for a way to play a wind instrument. Here is what you need start playing the WX5: The Yamaha WX5 Wind MIDI Controller; The Yamaha VL70-m Virtual Acoustic Tone Generator; Powered desk top speakers; a microphone stand and some creativity. Willem uses materials from the hardwarestore. A paint-roller, a clamp and some PVC tubing! You too can do it Since last autumn I have been having lessons on the WX 5 every week. I play the instrument with one hand. The keys are very light to touch, so despite my muscle weakness I have no trouble playing. I gained a great hobby and it is good exercise for my lungs too!" " Hallo. My name is Avram and I am 17 years of age. I have Duchenne's Muscular Dystrophy. I am in highschool.When I was in 2nd year I got Breathing Exercises from Ruud. After a year I was given an instrument on loan so I could play at home also.I enjoy learning new songs. There are not many things left I can do, but this is one thing I can do." It's a bit hard to buy a WX5 and VL70 at this moment. There are no problems in the USA,Canada and Australia. Lately we bought our instruments mostly second handed. If you have problems buying one, please contact us, maybe we can help. On www.mybreathmymusic.com you can download FREE sheetmusic. We have our own music notation which is very easy to read. NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW Sometimes things just happen. I never could have imagine that after the first year of my breath my music we would end with an new instrument. But we did.I never realized that I would meet people with the same dreams and goals on the Internet. But I did. David Whalen is a quadriplegic and lives in New York. He was looking for a way to play a wind controller without needing to use finger movements and we started discussing it. Inspired by a simple acoustic slideflute, we made a document that discussed our hopes and dreams and tried to encourage different universities in the U.S., Britain and Holland to develop an instrument that could change pitch with head movement. I met Brain Dillon from Unique Perspectives (Ireland) in Holland and told him about our dream and he designed an instrument that went beyond our dreams.And now we can present you the magic flute, an Internet made musical instrument. Designed because 3 people met each other by email.
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