Question

RUSH hour crowds jostle for position on the

underground train platform. A slight girl, looking

younger than her seventeen years, was nervous yet

excited as she felt the vibrations of the approaching

train. It was her first day at the prestigious Royal

Academy of Music in London and daunting enough

for any teenager fresh from a Scottish farm. But

this aspiring musician faced a bigger challenge than

most: she was profoundly deaf.

2. Evelyn Glennie’s loss of hearing had been gradual.

Her mother remembers noticing something was

wrong when the eight-year-old Evelyn was waiting

to play the piano. “They called her name and she

didn’t move. I suddenly realised she hadn’t heard,”

says Isabel Glennie. For quite a while Evelyn

managed to conceal her growing deafness from

friends and teachers. But by the time she was

eleven her marks had deteriorated and her

headmistress urged her parents to take her to a find verbs​

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