Sunday Feature: Joining the Dots - 200 Years of Braille MusicSeries 1, episode 0This year marks 200 years since Louis Braille invented his revolutionary six dot tactile writing system for blind people. Braille was also an organist and went on to adapt his system for music, allowing blind musicians to access and study scores like never before. Award-winning lutenist Matthew Wadsworth travels to France to learn about the origins of Braille music and explores the impact it has had on blind musicians over the past 200 years. |
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