The Virtual Music School

The Virtual Music School

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The Virtual Music School was set up in May 2020 to provide visually impaired, blind and other disabled people easy access to music classes.

The Virtual Music School was set up to provide music lessons to people with disabilities. The idea is as follows:

1. Source a person with a disability who is interested in learning a musical instrument.

2. Find a sponsor who is willing to pay for 75% of the tuition cost, the student paying the balance.

3. Connect the student with an online tutor.

4. Support and facilitate the student and tutor to hold their lessons via video conferencing technology.

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Our Story

The Virtual Music School was set up to provide people with disabilities easy access to classes in musical instruments and voice coaching.

We have approximately 20 students, 8 tutors and 2 support volunteer staff.

The subjects we teach include: Guitar, Piano, Clarinet, Banjo, Tin Whistle, Fiddle, Flute, Harmonica, and vocal coaching.

Photo description: Close-up photograph of a hand on the neck of an acoustic guitar. The fingers are forming a chord.

Photo credit: DoD News on Flickr.com

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We offer musical instrument lessons to people living on the island of Ireland who are living with disabilities. Fees are subsidised by sponsorship. We have a range of tutors who teach a number of different instruments. If you want to learn an instrument that we don't already facilitate, we will find a tutor for you. Contact us for details.

If you'd like to sponsor a music student or access lessons, please contact [email protected].

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C/o Fighting Blindness, 7 Ely Place
Dublin
D02TW98

General information

The Virtual Music School was set up to provide music lessons to people with disabilities.

The idea is as follows:

1. Source a person with a disability who is interested in learning a musical instrument.

2. Find a sponsor who is willing to pay for 75% of the tuition cost, the student paying the balance.

3. Connect the student with an online tutor.

4. Support and facilitate the student and tutor to hold their lessons via video conferencing technology.