Current Events

AUMI Performances and Events

The Adaptive Use Musical Instrument project is the embodiment of improvisation, collaboration, and deep listening. Whenever possible, the AUMI team and its performers band together to demonstrate these facets of music and community with the goal of influencing relationship-building and inclusion across all abilities. Explore the most recent performances and AUMI events below!

 

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Oliver Hall Tips Hat to AUMI in Shoutout DFW Feature!

One of our team members was interviewed by Shoutout DFW to talk about his life's work and identity. Check out this fun and introspective look into the conversation!
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Listening to the Jams

When AUMI musicians collaborated and created their own pieces in the Lawrence Public Library before the COVID-19 pandemic, they were able to utilize the building's studio to record their music/sound. Unfortunately, after the pandemic, these meetups and creations came to an abrupt (and for now, temporary) halt. The team hopes to get back into recording their pieces soon, but for now, please take a listen here at the Links to "Do You AUMI?" Recordings.

AUMI musicians pose for a photo at the Lied Center before their performance

Recent Performances: Pre-Pandemic Ensemble

On February 10th of 2023, AUMI musicians were able to gather for the first time since the pandemic to perform in the Lied Center in Lawrence, KS. Here, they improvised, collaborated, and celebrated their ability to create music and share it with others.

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