hello all, i'm a 21 year old college student with no vision in my left eye, and peters anomaly in my right. back in middle school i was insistent on learning an instrument, so i picked up a euphonium (baritone) and realized "hmm, this reading music thing might be hard." i originally started with large print music, which worked for 3 or 4 measure pieces, not so much for 100-200 measure songs. i now use a system originally developed (i believe) by a guitarist with macular degeneration named Tom Green. it's essentially a computer monitor bolted to a music stand, with cables running to a laptop (both Mac and PC work) the laptop displays my music using a program called finale. To advance the measures i use a foots with run by Xkeys. i'm curious to find others that may have used a similar system to read and perform music. This "system" (arbitrary name) has helped me earn the first chair slot in the All-state band in Alaska my sophomore year (08-09), and the third chair slot in the MENC 2011 All-Northwest music festival my senior year (10-11).