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Old 01-18-2004, 02:39 PM   #4 of 4
Leila Dougan
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It probably sounds like I suggest this in all my posts, but check out what local universities and music schools in your area offer. I never took vocal lessons but I did study the piano and woodwind instruments. My teacher was a graduate student at the local university and was very good. Some other students were taught by the professors, but at my level (intermediate-advanced) a grad student was good enough. Plus, they have good rates since giving lessons is usually part of their coursework or they are just trying to earn extra cash. Now, the main reason I bring this up is because the music college at this university had a special concentration of music education, where they taught how to teach special ed children and people with handicaps. Perhaps if you can locate a person who has experience working with hearing-impaired people you may not only get someone who's understanding, but who has the resources to better teach someone like yourself.
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