Best of 2014: Pianists with Hearing Loss, Listening to Music with Cochlear Implants, and More
Our top 5 articles of 2014 on music and hearing loss: playing piano with hearing aids, listening with cochlear implants, using auditory memory, and more. »
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Best of 2013: Sudden Hearing Loss, Making Music with Cochlear Implants, and More
Our top 13 articles of 2013 on music and hearing loss: studying viola with cochlear implants, practicing piano with high-frequency hearing loss, and more. »
Music’s Architecture after Sudden Hearing Loss
After sudden hearing loss in one ear, listening to music is a painful chore for Nick Coleman, who once experienced music as three-dimensional architecture. »
Practice Listening with Your Eyes
Deaf composer Jay Alan Zimmerman sheds light on ways to practice listening to deepen your understanding of music and the piano, including using visual cues. »
Hearing Health Affirmations from a Singer
Hearing health for the hard of hearing can be strengthened by affirmations. A mezzo-soprano singer with conductive hearing loss makes positive statements. »
To Play, Dance, and Listen with Hearing Loss
At the intersection of music and hearing loss, documentary film Lost and Sound finds a pianist, a dancer, and a music writer with three distinct stories. »
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