#handchimes — Public Fediverse posts

@silveraura7 I saw you posted this about a year ago, but as far as #HandChimes, I might be able to give some pointers to other #Blind #BellRingers out there who could use thek. I don't have experience with standard #HandBells though.

Question for #VideoGamers: are there commonly available game controlers with motion-sensing capability that are shaped similarly to a TV remote and can connect to an iPad/iPhone/Android, or am I remembering/picturing wrong?

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@sclower I learned print first, because my school district wouldn't teach me Braille since I could read print if it was huge. But my print reading speed was very...............very...............slow. It might not be too bad for reading a room number or something, but not for reading books or anything. When I did learn Braille, however, I retained my knowledge of print, which I mostly use on occasion to identify products when I don't have access tech to hand. No way I'd be using it for books or anything substantial though except when I have no other choice. It's Braille that's enabled me to do things like read song lyrics fast enough to sing them, read my English students' lessons, thus saving my auditory processing capacity for listening to what they are saying, and even reading #music for playing #HandChimes.
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Any #Blind ringers (as in bell choir participants) willing to give a beginner some advice on how you learned proper technique as well as music? I would really like to pick up handbell ringing again, but I haven't played since I was 9 or 10, which was 25 plus years ago. Learning the proper motion of the arm is something of particular concern, as I don't believe I was ever taught the proper movement and don't know how to figure that out as someone who is not quite comfortable with choreographed motions of any type. #Handbells #HandbellRinger #BellChoir #HandChimes #Ringer #Musician