
Coda Flash mob coda-international.org July 21, 2010 CODA International Fremont BART Station Passengers at the Fremont, CA. USA Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) were treated to a Flash Mob Signed and Dance performance by hundreds of Children of Deaf Adults, (Codas) on Wednesday, July 21, 2010. It is believed this is the first time a Flash Mob has been performed and choreographed in signed languages. Codas from around the world attended the groups 25th Anniversary Conference. The Flash Mob was performed in three different sign languages: American Sign Language (ASL), Australian Sign Language, (Auslan), and German Sign Language, (DGS) Deutsche Gebaerdensprache, and finally, the chorus in International Sign, (IS). A press release issued here yesterday said the Flash Mob Signed and Dancing performance was to show support for the organization Children of Deaf Adults, International. www.coda-international.org Starting the sudden signing were two Codas, Michael Velez and Sherry Hicks famed Coda entertainers from the United States of Half-n-Half who have created a body of work in ASL that is shared with Deaf, hearing and Coda. www.half-n-half.com Julie Judd and Liza Clews, Coda performers from Australia, joined and interjected Auslan with the same electrifying energy. They were followed by a dynamic performance given by Suzo Lange and Sabine Gossner in DGS, (Deutsche Gebaerdensprache). Presented in three different sign languages, the music and cheers caught most travelers by surprise <b>...</b>
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