Thomas Sanderling, conductor: ‘It is revolution in world of music and in world of deaf people.’
| It is not novelty that deaf people can create music. It was always some kind of inexplicable talent, a ‘gift’ that only few had. The question we ask is: “What about deaf people today, is it possible for them to play instruments?”  “Yes, it is!” Daniel Musa, 100% deaf, who learned how
to play the violin in only two months!
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Innovation that stops the silence
Renata Novoselec, violin profesor, methodology author & art director
“Prof. Novoselec has stepped out of the box and with her enthusiasm, persistence, and love for the violin and for people, she has conveyed knowledge to those who need it the most.” Ph.D. Martina (C)uniae Omejc,
specialist pediatrician “Music is a language of vibrations that connects us all. Now, with the ViolinMusic4all system, we can expand it even more.” David Danzmayr, conductor of Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra
The two-month timeframe would be unbelievable even for a person who hears perfectly!” Dario Cebic, professor at the Austrian Musical Academy
“When they told me about the project and Daniel, I was surprised. But when I heard him play, I was in shock.” Orest Shourgot, concertmaster of Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra
‘It is revolution in world of music and in world of deaf people.’ Thomas Sanderling, world’s famous German conductor
Let’s make sure that anyone who wants to can play the violin!
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