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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Washington/Oregon
Posts: 98
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(several months later)
I play the Clarinet. I want to play it in a concert band, but I can't hear myself while other instruments are playing. I've been looking everywhere for some sort of device I can clip to my clarinet and stick in my ear so I can hear myself, but I don't even know what such a device might be called were it to exist. Right now, I'm playing percussion since you can hardly hit a wrong note on that, but it really doesn't match my personality. Actually, I'd rather play flute, but my band is short on clarinets and has plenty of flutes. I've played Clarinet for 18 years, but have not gotten very good since I can't find anybody willing to teach me with my hearing loss. Today is my 34th birthday. I've decided I'm too old to listen to people telling me I can't do what I want. |
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 15,348
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Not a woodwind player but I am a percussionist player myself where I play the piano. Specifically, and mostly, ragtime piano (see my blogsite - RAGTIME PIANO!)
Played the drums, too, and eventually marching band in high school but that was a longgg time ago. Joe, there is a site where deaf/hh musicians meet. It's called "Association of Adult Musicians with Hearing Loss." There are 264 of us who are members of that group. It continues to grow. You'll find plenty of woodwind musicians over there. http://www.bigtent.com/group/buzz You will need to register in order to get in. |
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