“Music Through the Eyes and Ears of Autism”

Music and autism have always been closely connected in my life. Music gives me a way to express myself, connect with other people, and be part of something I truly enjoy.

Through marching band and other performances, I have had so many opportunities to grow as a musician and experience things I never thought I would do. Some of my favorite memories have come from performing with friends and being part of a band.

This feature, “Music Through the Eyes and Ears of Autism,” brings together some of those performances and memories. The PDF above includes links to the performances featured in the magazine so you can see and hear some of these moments for yourself.

Music has been an important part of my journey with autism. It has helped me build confidence, meet some amazing people, and become more comfortable trying new things.

I hope you enjoy looking through the feature and watching the performances. Music continues to be a big part of my life, and I’m excited to see where it takes me next.

You can also read more about my journey with music, autism, and college in my Grant’s Life: Autism and College post.

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