VOICED : Blind children defy bad karma to play in Thai orchestra

The video discusses a unique blind orchestra project in Thailand, initiated by a music teacher inspired by visually impaired music lovers. The project involves teaching music to blind children using innovative methods, as traditional demonstrations are not possible. Despite societal challenges and beliefs about disabilities, the orchestra has achieved significant milestones, including a concert at a national park. The video highlights the importance of overcoming barriers and living life to the fullest, challenging societal norms and beliefs about disabilities.

What inspired Gail to create a system for teaching music to visually impaired children?

• A government initiative

• Young music lovers who are visually impaired

• The lack of music programs in Thailand

• A personal experience with visual impairment

What was one of the initial steps in Gail's project to engage children with music?

• Teaching them to read music sheets

• Organizing a music competition

• Encouraging them to walk towards the sound of their favorite instrument

• Providing them with free instruments

What was a significant challenge in teaching music to visually impaired children?

• Finding suitable instruments

• Teaching them to read music

• Getting parental consent

• Demonstrating how to hold instruments correctly

What societal belief affects the perception of disabled individuals in Thailand?

• Belief in karma

• Belief in reincarnation

• Belief in destiny

• Belief in fate

How do the orchestra members defy societal expectations?

• By embracing the present and living life fully

• By accepting their fate

• By avoiding public performances

• By staying at home