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Brianna performs on the piano showcasing her talent on a high energy CAN CAN.
Brianna talks about her favorite wind instruments.
1). The Recorder (which is like a flute)
2) The Irish Tin Whistle
Hello, everybody. Good morning. Afternoon, evening, whatever it is in your time. Welcome back to another episode of Brianna's vision. My name is Brianna Vieira. Thank you guys so much for joining me today. I hope you guys will stay tuned for more episodes. I really appreciate your support. So today we will be talking about my experience as a blind musician.
Now I'm 18 years old. I had like a at least like 16 year experience. But still, you know, it doesn't hurt to talk about, you know, the experience is going to keep growing and growing as we go. So, you know, things will be updated. But here is my experience so far. So. Since I was little, I've enjoyed the art of music.
Definitely. You know, I grew up with music constantly. My mom would always be playing like, Spanish music mostly, or like little kid music for me, like five little ducks went out one day. You know, that little kid stuff? It's cute. It's cute. It can be a little, irritating at times, but it's cute for the little ones.
So I grew up with music. Pretty much music in the house. Music everywhere. You know, music is amazing, and it's definitely something given to us that we should enjoy. You know, it's powerful. It's just it makes you happy, you know, when you want to be listening to, like, upbeat dance music, you just feel like dancing. Then go ahead.
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A day in the life of a blind person. Hello, everyone. Good morning. Happy Thursday. Welcome to another episode of Brianna's Vision. My name is Brianna Viera. Thank you guys so much for joining me today. If you haven't already, please click the follow button. I appreciate your support. So today we are going to be talking about a life in the day.
The day in the life of a blind person. So. Here's how those two. So as for me, you know, it's it's a pretty, normal day. Basically, I go to school. I, you know, go back home, all that stuff. But, we're going to get into detail. So basically, the way it works for me is, I get up in the morning.
Basically do what everybody else does in the morning, like, use a bathroom, brush my teeth. I can brush my own teeth now because I'm not, like five years old, although probably some five year olds can brush their teeth themselves. But I do that myself. And then after I do all that, my mom picks out my clothes for me because I pick out when I pick out clothes.
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Hello everybody, and welcome to another episode of Brianna's vision. My name is Brianna Viera. Thank you guys so much for watching. If you haven't tuned in already, please follow us on Spotify and any other platforms. I am so glad to have you here today. Okay, so today we are going to be discussing, different, technologies specifically designed for the visually impaired and, note taking.
So these types of technologies are, you know, technologies designed for the blind and, technologies they use. They may not use it like, every, like every day. They may use it like almost every day for their notetaking and for their classes and all that stuff. So we're going to get deep into that. So, when it comes to specific technologies designed for the blind, we are talking about like braille displays, we're talking about, you know, there are, you know, software.
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Well. Hello. Hello? Hey, guys. What's up? It's Bree, and I'm back here, To chat. How's everybody doing? I hope you're all doing great. I am, magnificent. We'll just say that, I am actually really excited because I'm having my first four day weekend, like, first ever, four day weekend. You've never had a four day weekend?
We've had breaks. But, you know, breaks are, like, super rare, but, we're having the four day weekend, which is awesome. Because actually, Tuesday, November 11th, we are celebrating Veterans Day. So happy Veterans Day. Thank you so much for your service to all the veterans out there. Personally, I don't know any veterans, but, you know, they go through a lot.
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