Aural Diversity

Contents

• List of Figures
• List of Tables
• Acknowledgements
• John Levack Drever and Andrew Hugill: Aural Diversity: a general introduction
• David M. Baguley: Aural diversity: a clinical perspective.
• PART 1: ACOUSTIC ENVIRONMENTS AND SOUNDSCAPE
• Julian Henriques, Eric Jauniaux, Aude Thibaut de Maisieres and Pierre Gelat: Sound Before Birth: fetal hearing and the auditory environment of the womb.
• John Levack Drever: Phonating Hand Dryers: exploits in product and environmental acoustics, and aural diverse composition and co-composition.
• William Renel: The Auditory Normate: Engaging Critically with Sound, Social Inclusion and Design.
• Matt Lewis: Listening With Deafblindness.
• Meri Kytoe: Soundscapes of code: Cochlear implant as soundscape arranger.
• Patrick Farmer:
• William J. Davies: Autistic Listening.
• Karla Berrens: Fire, drums and the making of place during a Correfoc.
• Josephine Dickinson: Alphabetula
• Ed Garland: Textual Hearing Aids: How Reading About Sound Can Improve Sonic Experience.
• PART 2: MUSIC AND MUSICOLOGY
• Samuel Couth: The show must go on: understanding the effects of musicianship, noise exposure, cognition and ageing on real-world hearing abilities.
• Alinka Greasley: Diverse music listening experiences: insights from the hearing aids for music project.
• Andrew Hugill: Meniere's Disease and its consequences for musicians.
• Christopher Cook: 'Socialising and Musicking with Mild Cognitive Impairment: A Case Study from Rural Cornwall'.
• Matthew Spring: Thomas Mace: a hearing-impaired musician and musical thinker in the seventeenth Century.
• John D'Arcy: Do You Hear What I Hear? Some creative approaches to sharing and simulating diverse hearing.
• Balandino Di Donato: Sign in Human-Sound Interaction.
• Duncan Chapman: The Aural Diversity Concerts: multimodal performance to an aurally diverse audience.
• Jay Afrisando: Music-making in Aurally Diverse Communities.
• Simon Allen: Attention Reframed - a personal account of hearing loss as a catalyst for intermedia practice.
• David Holzman: Lost and Found: A Pianist's Hearing Journey.
• Andrew Hugill: Composing with hearing differences.
• Anya Ustaszewski: Composing "Weird" Music.
• Index