Which project is designed to provide large print music scores for the visually impaired?

• A. Bold Notes Project
• B. Composers Bureau
• C. People-to-people Project
• D. Music Therapy

Answer: (A)

Providing large-print music scores is about readability and accessibility for musicians with vision impairment. A project named Bold Notes naturally signals an emphasis on making notation easier to see, which is exactly what large-print scores accomplish. By using larger type and higher contrast, readers can follow rhythms, pitches, and expressions more comfortably during practice and performance.

The other options don’t convey a focus on readable notation. A “Composers Bureau” would more likely relate to information about composers; a “People-to-people Project” implies outreach or exchange activities; and “Music Therapy” centers on therapeutic applications rather than producing accessible scores.