Sign language interpreter Aurélie Nahon translates concerts for deaf audiences
Aurélie Nahon, co-founder of the association 10 Doigts en cavale, works as a 'chansigneuse'—a sign language interpreter for songs. She will be performing throughout the summer to enable deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences to enjoy concerts, including those by Orelsan and Bertox at the Main Square Festival in Arras on Saturday, July 4. Nahon notes that a one-hour concert requires over two hundred hours of preparation to translate into sign language. Her work highlights the extensive effort behind accessibility in live music events.
Key facts
- Aurélie Nahon is a 'chansigneuse' (sign language interpreter for songs).
- She is co-founder of the association 10 Doigts en cavale.
- She will perform throughout the summer to help deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences enjoy concerts.
- She will interpret for Orelsan and Bertox at the Main Square Festival in Arras.
- The Main Square Festival takes place on Saturday, July 4.
- A one-hour concert requires over two hundred hours of preparation to translate into sign language.
Entities
Artists
- Aurélie Nahon
- Orelsan
- Bertox
Institutions
- 10 Doigts en cavale
- Main Square Festival
Locations
- Arras
- France