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Featured In The Detroit News: The Deaf and Loud Symphonic Experience

Dec 16, 2018
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(From left) Singers Cherri Black, and Condido Lomax perform with ASL performer Warren "Wawa" Snipe during the Deaf and Loud Symphonic Experience at the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Credit: David Guralnick, The Detroit News

(From left) Singers Cherri Black, and Condido Lomax perform with ASL performer Warren "Wawa" Snipe during the Deaf and Loud Symphonic Experience at the Detroit Symphony Orchestra , December 16, 2018. Deaf artists and the DSO performed a combination of contemporary and orchestral music in American Sign Language with lyrics projected for each song.


Hands are in the air and backlit by the blurred image of artists in the background.
Credit: David Guralnick, The Detroit News

Members of the audience use the sign for applause during the Deaf and Loud Symphonic Experience at the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.


(From left) Singers Cherri Black, and Condido Lomax perform with ASL performers Sean Forbes and Warren "Wawa" Snipe performs on stage.
Credit: David Guralnick, The Detroit News

Credit: David Guralnick, The Detroit News

(From left) Singers Cherri Black, and Condido Lomax perform with ASL performers Sean Forbes and Warren "Wawa" Snipe during the Deaf and Loud Symphonic Experience at the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.


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