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Explain Evelyn’s life from Gloom to Glory? 120 words.
Class 9 chapter 2

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Answered by pprajwala24
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Answer:

Evelyn Glennie is a world renowned percussionist.

- She has been profoundly deaf since the age of twelve.

- She has taught herself to play instruments, not by listening to them, but by feeling their vibrations through her feet and body.

- She feels the quality of a note by the reverberations she feels through her body.

- She has performed with world class orchestras and musicians.

- She has collaborated with many  musicians including Bjork, former Genesis guitarist Steve hackett, Bobby Mc Ferrin, etc.

She has been bestowed with innumerable awards: Associate of the Royal Academy of Music, 1987; All Music Young Professional Musician of the Year, 1988; Grammy Award for Best Chamber Music Performance for Bartok‘s Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion, 1988; Royal Philharmonic Society‘s Charles Heidsieck Soloist of the Year Award, 1991; Best Classical Percussionist, etc.

- Her grit and determination to excel despite her disability have inspired millions worldwide.

- She has never treated her deafness as a disability: she exhibits that if there is drive and passion, the sky's the limit to our dreams and achievements.

Answered by harshitagsk
1

Answer:

This lesson is the story of a brave girl Evelyn Glennie

who fought against physical disability with

indomitable courage and hard work. Despite of her

hearing impairment, she achieved exemplary success

and became one of the most renowned musicians of

the world.  The aspirations, and achievements of the

eminent Scottish percussion musician Evelyn

Glennie were made possible by her

unfaltering determination. Now she performs worldwide and also

gives free concerts in prisons and hospitals. She also

teaches music to young musicians. She has also

accomplished more than most people twice of her

age. She has inspired thousands of children with

special needs worldwide and could become their

role model.

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