English, asked by krishanlal16, 9 months ago

how does Evelyn hear music

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Answered by ravi200765

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Explanation:

Evelyn hears the sound of xylophone through her finger tips. She removes her shoes on a wooden platform during her performance so that she can feel the vibrations of music through her feet to legs

Answered by sanju806190

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Answer:

Evelyn hear music through her other body parts

Explanation:

Evelyn was deaf . Her mother noticed about her deafness .Ron Forbes supported Evelyn and told her to hear music through her other body parts

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