Christina Davidson

I attended Beloit College with Tina. We were friends and roommates for the whole four years. After graduation we tried to stop and say hello if our paths came close together. I admired her musical talent and her individuality. Her smile and sincerity never dimmed. The world has lost a quiet talent.

I knew Tina well, and encouraged her desire to pursue music braille. She asked me if there would be any demand if she got into that field. I told her: "Tina, do it! You'll have more music work than you can ever handle." She asked me questions about code, and later I found myself working with her on the revised BANA music code, and on the transcribers' handbook. As a career commercial, jazz, and classic guitarist and teacher, I would usually send braille music guitar transcription work on to...