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Thai Blind Orchestra

They cannot see but they can hear and play music to make themselves and the audience happy. The Thai Blind Orchestra is Thailand’s first orchestra made up of young musicians who are blind, visually impaired and or multiple disabled. It was established in 2014 from an idea of classical musician Alongkot Chukaew. He teaches disabled children by using audible aids and the natural environment. The children were introduced to a braille system to read music and are taught individually to memorize the positions of their fingers when playing their instruments.

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Thai Blind Orchestra

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  1. Thai Blind Orchestra

  2. Blind Thai understudy Kritsada Thanyawanichapong sharpens cello going before a band rehearse at the 'School for the Blind and the Blind with Multi-Handicapped' in the city of Lopburi domain, Thailand, on May 12. The Thai Blind Orchestra was set up in 2014 and is contained energetic craftsmen developed some place around 9 and 18 years who are outwardly weakened, ostensibly crippled and/or various debilitated. It is the country's first gathering of its kind. In Thailand, Buddhist fans place stock in karma and perspectives towards insufficiency suggest that disabled people are to surrender and recognize their fate. The Thai Blind Orchestra was made with the purpose of using music to engage the children and change negative perspectives towards handicap. (Rungroj Yongrit/EPA)

  3. Tanakarn Rungransri (center) touches a violin close by various people from Thai Blind Orchestra in the midst of a practice session at the 'School for the Blind and the Blind with Multi-Handicapped' in the city of Lopburi region. (Rungroj Yongrit/EPA)

  4. Members of the Thai Blind Orchestra sharpen with their cellos before a band rehearse. (Rungroj Yongrit/EPA)

  5. Members of Thai Blind Orchestra spruce up before performing at a Rotary Club magnanimity event benefitting help wanders for the outwardly hindered at a cabin in Bangkok, Thailand, on May 17. (Rungroj Yongrit/EPA)

  6. Members of the Thai Blind Orchestra perform in the midst of a band hone at the 'School for the Blind and the Blind with Multi-Handicapped' in the city of Lopburi provinc. (Rungroj Yongrit/EPA)

  7. Members of Thai Blind Orchestra grasp each distinctive as they are guided into the room in the wake of dressing before performing at a Rotary Club altruism event benefitting help wanders for the outwardly impeded at a cabin in Bangkok. (Rungroj Yongrit/EPA)

  8. Blind Thai understudy Cholticha Iamvijit (10) a person from the Thai Blind Orchestra, tunes a violin in the midst of a band hone at the 'School for the Blind and the Blind with Multi-Handicapped' in the city of Lopburi district. (Rungroj Yongrit/EPA)

  9. Members of the Thai Blind Orchestra perform in the midst of a band hone at the School for the Blind and the Blind with Multi-Handicapped. (Rungroj Yongrit/EPA)

  10. Blind Thai understudy Cholticha Iamvijit (10) a person from the Thai Blind Orchestra, lies under a seat on the floor while resting in a 15-minute break in the midst of a band hone at the school. (Rungroj Yongrit/EPA)

  11. Thai volunteer music instructor Kritsanapan Punsuk (left) demonstrates string instrument capacities to low vision weakened understudy Manasnan Umpawanan (center) and outwardly disabled understudy Nicha Warasakul in the midst of their viola sharpen before a practice session. (Rungroj Yongrit/EPA)

  12. Members of the Thai Blind Orchestra sharpen with their violins before a band rehearse on May 12. (Rungroj Yongrit/EPA)

  13. Blind Thai understudy Kanya Phu-ard (12) a person from the Thai Blind Orchestra, burst into chuckling in the midst of a band hone at the 'School for the Blind and the Blind with Multi-Handicapped' in the city of Lopburi locale, Thailand. (Rungroj Yongrit/EPA)

  14. Blind Thai understudies Kritsada Thanyawanichapong and Somsak Chaima and people from the Thai Blind Orchestra talk close by their bandmates before a band sharpen session. (Rungroj Yongrit/EPA)

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