Association Of Adult Musicians With Hearing Loss Aamhl Inc

Association Of Adult Musicians With Hearing Loss Aamhl Inc Nonprofit/charity that supports deaf and hard of hearing adult musicians. Audiologists and music ed We are a diverse and unique group of musicians.

Some of us lost our hearing as children, and took up playing a musical instrument after the onset of the hearing loss. Others had normal hearing, played our instruments for a long time, then experienced hearing loss. In any case, the degree of hearing loss is of such significance it now impacts on how we play (or no longer play) music. The purpose of our organization is to exchange information on

how to continue making music with a hearing loss, both in solo or ensemble situations, how hearing instruments such as hearing aids/cochlear implants/assistive listening devices help or hinder us in our musical endeavors, and how to cope with the angst some of us feel when playing for an audience who most likely has better hearing than we do. Although most of us are amateur musicians, we cheer those of us who have succeeded in becoming professional musicians. Our organization is also open to music educators and audiologists who are interested in knowing how to work with, and teach adults with hearing loss.

Congratulations to Tyler Mazone for completing his Doctor of Musical Arts from Michigan State University!Tyler is bimoda...
05/03/2026

Congratulations to Tyler Mazone for completing his Doctor of Musical Arts from Michigan State University!
Tyler is bimodal (wears a hearing aid in one ear and a cochlear implant in the other ear). He might be the only Deaf graduate student who completed a doctorate in musical composition with the help of sign language interpreters over five years!

Here in Tyler's own words, is his own experience of being a doctoral music student at MSU -
https://msutoday.msu.edu/news/2026/04/student-view-tyler-mazone?collectionName=Student%20Views

02/26/2026

Hearing loss was only a rest note. Thanks to our cochlear implants, we are still playing! Celebrating the gift of music this International Cochlear Implant Day (February 26, 2026). Tag us in your posts showing how you are still playing!

07/14/2022

A reminder that the last day to register for our conference this weekend is tomorrow, July 15 at 5 pm. Hope to see some of you there!

You can now register for our conference on July 16-17!  Here is the registration link:
06/21/2022

You can now register for our conference on July 16-17! Here is the registration link:

This is our 2022 conference site which contains schedule and registration. Please use the email you use to log into Zoom to register.

The AAMHL board of directors is thinking about having our own miniconference in May 2022.  We are considering a virtual ...
10/23/2021

The AAMHL board of directors is thinking about having our own miniconference in May 2022. We are considering a virtual conference for now.

Please take a few minutes to complete the questionnaire below
https://forms.gle/xMx5Gxenzb78p9TK6

as we try to plan a conference. Thank you for your help!

The AAMHL board of directors is looking at holding a virtual online conference for our members in May 2022. The main goal is to provide an orientation to hearing loss with a focus on adult musicians, regardless of the age of onset of the hearing loss.

The Association of Adult Musicians with Hearing Loss cordially invites you to our first concert in 2021, featuring folk ...
05/16/2021

The Association of Adult Musicians with Hearing Loss cordially invites you to our first concert in 2021, featuring folk songs around the world performed on harp, handbells, piano and more. Our concert is tomorrow evening May 16 at 8 pm EST.
Below is the registration link. Captioning for this event will be available.
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0pdOmvqD8rHNVvDQB9CRhZ6EAhlHGmuDu2

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. Look forward to seeing some of you there!

Come join this special concert where musicians from the Association of Adult Musicians with Hearing Loss will perform their favorite folk songs.

01/18/2021

The University of California at San Francisco (UCSF) Department of Otolaryngology is seeking adult cochlear implant users (over the age of 18) to participate in a study of vocal music perception.
The study will take about 15 minutes. As a participant in this study, you will be asked to:
• provide information on your implant
• listen to several short clips of vocal music
• take a brief survey on the music

Please contact Sanjana Sanghani (email: [email protected]) if you are interested or need additional information.

12/05/2020

If you missed our 2020 inaugural holiday concert, here are the YouTube links:

Part 1: https://youtu.be/ioKZ0wVzEdM

Part 2: https://youtu.be/f4631iwfuLQ

And here is the concert program:
https://www.musicianswithhearingloss.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/2020-holiday-concert_program_final_version.pdf

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92 Cornerstone Drive Suite 182
Cary, NC
27519

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