Initiative
See Sound: DHH Music Education
Inclusive music education built around sound, vibration, rhythm, and creative technology.
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Inclusive Education
See The Sound. Feel the Beat.
Overview
See Sound is a groundbreaking initiative redefining what music education looks and feels like for Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) students. By blending music, science, and technology, the program transforms sound into a multi-sensory experience, where vibration can be felt, rhythm can be seen, and creativity can be fully expressed beyond traditional listening.
Through immersive, hands-on learning environments, See Sound uses visual systems, tactile feedback, and experiential design to open new pathways into music. Students engage with sound through light, motion, frequency, and physical interaction, unlocking a deeper understanding of rhythm, pitch, and structure while building confidence, connection, and creative identity.
See Sound is more than a program, it is a movement to expand access and prove that music is not limited to hearing. It is something that can be seen, felt, and shared by all.
Who it is for
Deaf and Hard of Hearing students, DHH programs and centers, and inclusive classrooms.
Student learning
Real-world application
Expands access to careers in music, media, and technology while redefining inclusive design and innovation in creative industries.
Student outcomes
Delivery
Creative Pathways
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