On August 5th, during the Voce Ventu concert, deaf and hard of hearing people will be able to follow the songs with a new device combining sign language, translation of the Corsican language and vibrating vests. A first on the island that proposes another way to live music. Can the music live differently than by hearing? In Appietto, on August 5th, the answer will be yes. At the Voce Ventu concert, some spectators will not be content to listen t…
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On August 5th, during the Voce Ventu concert, deaf and hard of hearing people will be able to follow the songs with a new device combining sign language, translation of the Corsican language and vibrating vests. A first on the island that proposes another way to live music. Can the music live differently than by hearing? In Appietto, on August 5th, the answer will be yes. At the Voce Ventu concert, some spectators will not be content to listen t…