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Festival Rock en Seine: audio description becomes the eyes of people with low vision

The Rock en Seine festival in Paris implemented for the first time a live audio description system during concerts, allowing blind and visually impaired people full access to the musical experience. Through a narration that describes gestures, lighting, emotions on stage and the atmosphere of the show, visually impaired spectators can follow all the visual and scenic elements that would normally not be accessible.

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