How does music affect deaf people?

He also wants to know how deafness can affect these processes (5). We know that the brain processes different parts of music (pitch, beat, timbre, etc.) in different parts of the brain (6) but that in hearing and deaf people, these places are the same (7). read more

There is vibrations, watching how people dance or move to the music, when watching a signer, sometimes the music is shown by the movement, but also in the speed of signing. Some play an instrument, so they can see the music. So in some waysmusic affects deaf people the same as it affects hearing people. read more

With in the deaf and hard of hearing world, there are people not only creating music, but people who love and make music a part of their lives. In this world, the various shades of gray are celebrated as the spectrum of deafness, from slightly hard of hearing to "stone deaf" are all part of this community. read more

CHICAGO (Nov. 27) -- Deaf people sense vibration in the part of the brain that other people use for hearing – which helps explain how deaf musicians can sense music, and how deaf people can enjoy concerts and other musical events. read more