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Company Creates Drums For Those With Sensory Issues
At the 2015 National Association of Music Merchants show in Anaheim, Calif. it sounded like heresy to hear a marketing honcho for one of the world’s leading drum manufacturers say, “We’re not trying to turn everyone into a professional drummer.” After all NAMM is where more than 5,000 brands of all kinds of instruments, equipment or music accessories are on display, and reps for all the companies that make them are making deals for selling them in the year ahead. But the thrust of Alyssa Janny’s comment at the convention, referred to a new line of drums that are more user-friendly — and potentially healing — for people with autism, Alzheimer’s and other disabilities….Read More
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