Adaryn
The Living Force
Marina9 said:goyacobol said:Thanks, Adaryn. I wondered where the school was and these extra details really add to the bigger picture. It was a very moving performance for me and to think that the choir behind her also had some learning difficulties makes it even more extraordinary. It's nice to have a bright spot here and there.
Yes indeed, I read the article at the Huffington Post, but missed to share it hehe..Thanks Adaryn :D
I was thinking about how music therapy helps kids with autism, and this is a clear example I think, you can sense that the kids and her, enjoy the music very much. I have a nephew with autism, and whenever he listens to music he starts dancing and smiling, I remember 3 years ago I spent my christmas with them, and he got a set to play like a DJ hehe, and he was so very happy with it :D
It makes me think of this video that I saw a while ago. A father takes his autistic son to a Coldplay concert (his favourite band, apparently), and the child is overwhelmed with emotion and starts crying (I guess he's so happy!). It's very moving.