Conversations With USH

Grand Canyon University Music Department Alumni Team

& The Usher Syndrome Society present

Through The Fog

How does deafblindness impact the musical journey?

2 photos on L is Brenden sorensen with his guide dog sitting at a piano and on R is Rebecca Alexander in conversation holding up her hands.

 

The Usher Syndrome Society is hosting a live storytelling series called Conversations With USH. The discussions will be guided by Rebecca Alexander, an award winning author, psychotherapist, extreme athlete, and disability advocate who is living with the rare disease, Usher syndrome (USH).

Usher syndrome is the most common genetic cause of combined deafblindness.

Rebecca will explore the musical experience with Brenden Sorensen (GCU Class of 2022), an accomplished composer and pianist who is progressively losing both his vision and hearing due to Usher syndrome.

 

When: Wednesday January 10, 2023
Time: 6:30 PM
meet & greet / 7:00 program begins / 8:00 Q&A / 8:30 ends 
Where: Sunset Auditorium
Grand Canyon University Phoenix, AZ map

CART and an Interpreter will be provided. 

Join Us For This Exciting Live Storytelling Event by Registering Below:

Any questions? Contact: MIchael Conn: michaeleaconn@gmail.com