Between Piano and Forte: Hearing with Aids

IF 0.4 4区艺术学 0 ART

LEONARDO Pub Date : 2024-01-24 DOI:10.1162/leon_a_02496

Olivia Ting

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Abstract

The author connects reviving her piano practice after a 20-year hiatus with her deaf right ear “learning” to hear again with a cochlear implant. She touches upon parallels between the physiology of the instrument and her own body, and how they inform the inquiry for her Leonardo CripTech Incubator/Thoughtworks residency project Song Without Words.

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在钢琴与高音之间：借助助听器听力

作者将她中断 20 年的钢琴练习与她失聪的右耳通过植入人工耳蜗重新 "学会 "听力联系起来。她谈到了乐器的生理学和她自己的身体之间的相似之处，以及这些相似之处如何为她的莱昂纳多克里普技术孵化器/思想工坊驻留项目 "无言之歌 "的研究提供信息。

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LEONARDO ART-

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