The video discusses accessibility in the arts for disabled people, focusing on the challenges they face despite the Equality Act of 2010. It highlights the work of Megan Steinberg, a composer who creates new instruments for disabled musicians, and introduces the Rainbow Harp, designed for dyslexic musicians. The program concludes with a vocabulary recap.

What is the main focus of the introduction in this program?

• The history of music.

• Challenges faced by disabled individuals in accessing cultural experiences.

• The evolution of cinema.

• The importance of theater in education.

What did the Equality Act of 2010 guarantee for disabled people?

• Free access to all public events.

• Equal access to education, employment, and services.

• Special discounts on theater tickets.

• Priority seating at concerts.

Which London music venue was awarded for its accessibility?

• Royal Albert Hall

• The Southbank Centre

• Brixton Academy

• O2 Arena

Who is Megan Steinberg?

• A theater director.

• A music composer working with new instruments for disabled musicians.

• A famous singer.

• A music critic.

What is a 'new instrument' according to Megan Steinberg?

• An instrument used only in orchestras.

• An instrument that can be bespoke or mass-produced, designed for accessibility.

• An instrument designed for mass production.

• An instrument that is only electronic.

What is unique about the Rainbow Harp?

• It is made of gold.

• It has color-coded strings to help dyslexic musicians.

• It is the largest harp in the world.

• It plays music automatically.

Why was the Rainbow Harp created?

• To replace traditional harps.

• To be used in a famous concert.

• To help a dyslexic musician overcome challenges with traditional notation.

• To produce louder music.

What does 'bespoke' mean in the context of instruments?

• Available in all music stores.

• Mass-produced in a factory.

• Made specially for one person.

• Used in orchestras.

What does 'accessible' mean in this context?

• Easy to buy.

• Enabling equal opportunities and experiences for everyone.

• Cheap to produce.

• Only for professional use.

What is the meaning of 'lived experience'?

• Reading about someone's life.

• Watching a documentary.

• Experiencing something personally.

• Listening to a podcast.