The Sound of music full explanation

Описание: Glossary:
jostle: push roughly
slight: small and thin
daunting: frightening, Scary
teenager: a person who is in his teens
aspiring musician: a person who wants to be a musician
Profoundly deaf: absolutely deaf.
gradual: in phases
conceal: to hide
Specialist: a doctor specializing in a particular part of the body.
Deteriorated: worsened, reduces
Urged: requested
impaired: weakened
pursue: to follow
jostle: push roughly
slight: small and thin
daunting: frightening, Scary
teenager: a person who is in his teens
aspiring musician: a person who wants to be a musician
Profoundly deaf: absolutely deaf.
gradual: in phases
conceal: to hide
Specialist: a doctor specializing in a particular part of the body.
Deteriorated: worsened, reduces
Urged: requested
impaired: weakened
pursue: to follow
xylophone: a musical instrument with a row of wooden bars of different lengths
percussionist: a person who plays the drum, the tabla, etc, a person who play different musical instruments
potential: quality or ability that can be developed
youth: Young people, people like who are in college or high school
orchestra: group of musicians
auditioned: gave a short performance so that the director could decide whether she was good enough
orchestral work: group performance, performing in a group of musicians
Solo: to perform single, alone.
most sought after: most popular, in demand
intriguing: fascinating and curious
flawlessly: without a fault or mistake
lilt: a way of speaking like we say accent
tingles: causes a slight pricking or stinging sensation
resonances: echoes of sounds
workaholic (informal): a person who finds it difficult to stop working
enormous – big
accomplished: achieved

The Sound of Music tells the inspirational story of Evelyn Glennie, a world-renowned Scottish percussionist who became profoundly deaf by age eleven. Despite being advised to attend a school for the deaf, she was determined to pursue music. Her mentor, Ron Forbes, taught her to "feel" music through her body rather than hearing it through her ears.
By sensing vibrations through her skin and feet, Evelyn mastered over 1,000 instruments and earned top honors at the Royal Academy of Music. In 1991, she received the Royal Philharmonic Society’s Soloist of the Year Award. Her life serves as a powerful testament to how unwavering determination and hard work can overcome physical disabilities.