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The Vision Through Music program was created to connect music students who are blind or have low vision to music educators and provides up to $1,000 grants designated to help cover the costs of specialized lessons. This program from the Children's Eye Foundation of the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus (CEF) was supported by a 2024 Service for Sight grant and provided violin lessons to Kallie, a burgeoning musician with optic neuropathy. Beth Noffsinger, CEF program and development manager, shared the impact of this grant: "Research shows that blind infants and toddlers are more attentive to music and sounds than other children. Research also shows that blind children are more musically advanced than their sighted peers. Blind children have an inherent musical aptitude, and many have the potential to become outstanding musicians, but we must cultivate that potential. Through music education, these children will be able to nurture their inherent musical attributes." Watch this short video to hear Kallie share her journey of learning the violin through the Vision Through Music program. (fb)