News for December 2024 and Spring 2025! Audiovisability is looking for young musicians to take part in our research project to help us understand what music education is like for young deaf people in the UK.

News of 2023. Look forward to our engagement in 2024!

The Calypso project - how did it all come about?
An Interview with Ruth Montgomery, Calypso project Lead.

Audiovisability’s music project with BT Sport

Wow, what a year!
All about projects, working with others, consultancy and music education for deaf children.

Calypso 2022 is a ground-breaking music and arts project designed to unite and empower the Deaf community in Barbados. Multi-faceted & international this project will feature the following elements - Concert, Workshops, Exhibition, Music videos.

We are paving the way to talk about music education for deaf children in the Early Years at the prestigious music research conference on the 3rd September 2022. Click here for more information, and hope to see you there!

Audiovisability is very honoured to be invited to deliver an important online presentation along with other prestigious art leaders and practitioners from Hong Kong and around the world.

Image by Deaf Barbadian Scott Williams of Greenspeedz Photography

 "Join us for free online interactive music workshops for deaf children! Sing and sign songs, make your own rhythms, and meet three young inspirational deaf musicians for a Q&A session!”

A message from Artistic Director, Ruth Montgomery

Join us at our live seminar with Dame Evelyn Glennie (Solo Percussionist), Nathan Geering (Accessibility Innovator + Chief Executive of The Rationale Method) and John Alexiou (co-founder of SUBPAC/Studio Feed on Thursday 11th November at 8pm GMT. Link here for tickets.

Laurentia Tan: Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games
Bass Chronicles by Snooks at Subpac - read the full story here!

We’ve done it! What it means for the future.

Laurentia performs our commission ‘Two Hearts’ - new music piece