Playing Baritone Saxophone with Disabilities. Can Be Done!

Music in my life. Adjusting to changing abilities with my bari sax. An experiment in multimedia sharing. Listen, watch, read. Best to watch the YouTube video.

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Episode Notes
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Danny on Bari sax music playing in the background, sitting, using a strap to hold the horn
Proem
Playing and not playing with Multiple Sclerosis 03:53
Eureka, a Sax Stand 06:06
Reading sheet music with double vision 10:10
Need help, ask for help, get help 14:12
Looking ahead 15:13
Lechuga Fresca 16:24
Prequel 18:11
Cold Sweat 21:20
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Credits
Music by permission from Joey van Leeuwen, Drummer, Composer, Arranger

Web and Social Media Coach Kayla Nelson @lifeoflesion

The views and opinions presented in this podcast and publication are solely my responsibility and do not necessarily represent the views of the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute®  (PCORI®), its Board of Governors or Methodology Committee. Danny van Leeuwen (Health Hats)

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Inspired by and grateful to Jeff Harrington, Joey van Leeuwen, Kayla Nelson, Kristina Johnson, Larry Mazza, Peter Cicco, Dan Fox, Glen Alto, Josh Rosenstock, Betsy Neptune, Andrea Condit, Cornell Coley, Stephen Debenectis, Jon Fraser, Bruce Hoppe, Gabrielle Pitman, Eric Solomon, Ryan Vasios, Karen Welling, Harry Wolfson, Cynthia Meyer, Cherie Binns, Carol Band, David Bourne.  OMG, what a list!

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Morningside Studios

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The Show
Danny on Bari sax music playing in the background, sitting, using a strap to hold the horn
Proem
I recently joined the Enabled Disabled Community, hosted by Gustavo Serafini. They asked me to tell them more about my sax playing as a person with disabilities. Aha, a podcast episode! What a challenge – audio, video, and print media all in one for people who follow me and those who don’t know me. Here goes. For those who don’t know me, I’m a bald, hat-wearing, two-legged, cisgender,