[TPIN] Music reading glasses

[Vaxtrpts at aol.com]

In a message dated 11/1/2007 12:57:43 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
JJTrimmel at hammond.k12.in.us writes:

Well,  I've struggled a bit with reading music.  I am nearsighted and  use
no-line bifocals.  I tried to use single vision lenses but  had  limited
success (forgetting them was troublesome).  Then I  went to a different
Dr. and he somehow made the bottom half of the bifocals  better and the
top half worse.  



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Here - Here!  I have 20/400 vision and my eyes aren't really  correctable to 
20/20.  I also have a bad asigmatism in both eyes and it is  different for 
each eye.  I have blended tri-focals which are just not good  for reading music, 
so I have some single vision glasses for that, and they work  OK, but not 
great. (The audience is a complete blur with these.)   I just have to make do the 
best I can.  This is one reason why I  decided years ago,  not to try to go 
into the studios.  My eyes do  blur out every once-in-a-while, and I have to 
blink to get them to focus  again.  Not too good for right in the middle of 
recording some movie  score.......................
Mike Vax



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